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When I came here to do some groundwork, I knew this horse had a bad habit of biting. I don’t come from an academy, but I trust my instinct with horses. I feel them deeply, watch their body language, and adapt. So here, I’m simply trying to set a boundary without creating fear. Yes, I have treats — because horses are big kids and they love to eat. 😂 But he’s still testing me. I don’t make myself small, and I don’t try to overpower him. I simply create space — for him and for me. When he tries to bite, I calmly close that space and show him it’s not okay. But I also offer my hand, touch him, and make him feel safe. When he becomes calm and gentle, he gets rewarded. Then we repeat. And repeat. I don’t believe everything needs to be harsh or about dominance. Consistency, patience, boundaries and trust can go a long way. Every horse is different, so there’s no one formula. This is simply my way of listening, learning, and building trust with the horse in front of me. 🐎🤎
When I came here to do some groundwork, I knew this horse had a bad habit of biting. I don’t come from an academy, but I trust my instinct with horses. I feel them deeply, watch their body language, and adapt. So here, I’m simply trying to set a boundary without creating fear. Yes, I have treats — because horses are big kids and they love to eat. 😂 But he’s still testing me. I don’t make myself small, and I don’t try to overpower him. I simply create space — for him and for me. When he tries to bite, I calmly close that space and show him it’s not okay. But I also offer my hand, touch him, and make him feel safe. When he becomes calm and gentle, he gets rewarded. Then we repeat. And repeat. I don’t believe everything needs to be harsh or about dominance. Consistency, patience, boundaries and trust can go a long way. Every horse is different, so there’s no one formula. This is simply my way of listening, learning, and building trust with the horse in front of me. 🐎🤎
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