Horse Training
Horse Training and Behavior |
| Horses That Bolt
| | Some horse may bolt simply because they do not want or are afraid of being ridden. This can an especially dangerous situation, and should be handled by a professional in severe cases. >> more | | | | Horses that Buck
| | Horses buck for a variety of reasons. A horse that has been confined for a long period of time, or even one that just has excess energy will buck to relieve tension, boredom, and stress. >> more | | | | Teaching a Horse to Stand
| | A horse should learn to stand right after it learns to lead. As a youngster, this command should be implanted in his brain and carried on through life. After walking forward with your horse, stop and say the word “whoa”, simultaneously giving a jerk of your rope. >> more | | | | Reinless Riding
| | Riding without reins is a step that is taken from the beginning of training. Using leg and seat aids in conjunction with rein cues signify that the horse should associate one with the other. >> more | | |
|
| |
| Back to Horse Articles |
|
|
Join our forums and be part of our growing community
|
Horse Breeders
Horse Articles
|