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February 2010
See The World From Your Horses PerspectivePut yourself in his mind to deal with spooking or disobedience.By John Straussburger
Spooking, shying and refusing to work or obey are the biggest problems common to riders in all disciplines. They often evoke the most fear among inexperienced riders, and theyre one of the problems most often dealt with poorly by inexperienced and more experienced riders alike. Thats because people often fail to understand that horses do not think like humans. Theyre not extra-large, vegetarian humans wearing fur coats. We are predators; they are prey animals. Their species has survived for millions of years by being ever alert, by scanning the distance and their surroundings for danger.And a couple of thousand years of domestication and the seemingly safe, warm place you keep Subscriber Login Purchase selection, or begin your FREE 14-day trial subscription to horse-journal.com. Click Here to download Adobe Acrobat |
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