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• See how he uses a horse training technique in a Monty horse training video. Amateurs and experts think they are horse whispering skills, but Monty calls it training.
• Met training law is an intelligent and natural horse training method that does not contain violence. In addition to video instructions, Monty writes many books on horses about nature training. Monty is training a safe horse called a wing partner for a nervous jockey. Monty sells worl d-class lowing hoses.
• "I am very proud to participate in preparing for the horses of the Queen and their passion for their goods. I think they are the leaders in protecting horses around the world. She. The thoughtful leader in this field makes it possible to change the situation by training a delicate animal using Durey Holter. Give you an opportunity.~Monti
• I communicate in a horse and a language called "Equus". This is an eas y-t o-understand, predictable, effective silent language. To understand the horse like me, I can study using my video, audio, and notebooks. This language is actually very simple, but it is the biggest strength.~Monti
• Monty Roberts is a famous horse coach known as a person listening to the horse's voice and the ancestor of Septan. Monti's ethics taught is accepted around the world.
• With the help of his online video Monty Roberts, Monty has supported thousands of people around the world to learn to communicate with horses, young horses, shy horses, and chewing horses. His Mustang is a shy boy and the most famous horse.
• The joinin g-up method helps horses and coaches for communication and trust. "We are a jockey and we can hardly teach horses. What we can do is create an environment where horses can study."~Monti
• Monty says. "We hear that behavior is spinning, but we don't usually follow this principle very well." Currently, Monti teaches thousands of people around the world how to guide animals trust using actions and body language.
• Monty's principle is integrated with common sense and great patience. He believes that children and horse behavior models are similar. Both are animals that are "runaway". "If you scare them or appeal to the conflict, you lose trust," he says.~Monti
• "Simple reassurance and one-on-one compliments pay off in the long run, as do immediate slamming of a book on the table or yelling back.~Monty Roberts
• None of us are born with the right to say to any other living thing, animal or human, "You must do this or I will hurt you."~Monty Roberts
• "My goal in life is to leave the world better than I found it, for horses and for humans alike."~Monty Roberts

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Horse Behavior and Training

Pye and the Lunge Whip

Chalk - Ramsgate UK 2016-Nov-02 at 10:47 PM

Hi everyone. I was trying to update an old post about Pye, but the topic wasn't showing up at the top of the list, so I created a new one. The thread was called "Pye, a willing partner." http://www. montyrobertsuniversity. com/forum/post/pye-a-willing-partner

. Pie has taken a step back in training, partly because she has become a big pack leader, partly because of the new field since June with scary trees around her, and partly because she saw a clown. Darrell (my daughter) said she was wary of clowns and was nervous on the field thinking they were coming to get her. We don't see it, but social media has a big impact on young people's minds.

When I take Pie to the bathroom and do one-on-one exercises, she gets very wary and nervous, as if there is something up in the tree. We do pack exercises, but we have only recently started going back to individual exercises to better define what individual exercises are. Pie has become very sensitive to the line whip on the field, and when I spin the line whip to increase the energy of running together, she comes over and touches it. When I took the whip in my hand to guide him, as in the open, he completely switched and went back into an attacking, defensive horse state. In response, I threw the whip on the ground, hit him, and stepped back to let him know what I had done. He started licking and biting, but as soon as I picked up the whip again he immediately went back into fighting mode and his stress level grew. I threw the whip on the ground again, but then I got close to him, straddled him, and he went submissive and calm, touching my head to make sure I wasn't going to hurt him.

He understands that I am not going to hurt him and allows me to put the cord over his head when he is on the gig box. But in the past he has been injured by the cord whip. Someone met a horse who knows how to attack people. He needs a fall once for exercise, for example, how his back is made lazy and if you do exercises with a herd, but this is not enough. I remember that it is actually very difficult to travel on it and I do not allow others to go there, for example, he knows how to scare the rider with plans to take it.

I thought that my effectiveness in holding the whip on the string in the smallest place caused him a bad memoir.

Bahira 73 2016-Nov-03 at 1:29 pm

Hello Mel. It seems that you have found information about the pie in the old thread, but here is my explanation. There are several ideas about your pie. The first idea is to handle a twisted product that could end in a destroyed state. Looking at this, for example, if it is an important creature for us, I will think that it will be repaired and made again. However, in the case of a horse, the aggressive programmed savage security is the opponent. First, if you need to escape fast and do not come true, the struggle mode is the only option for the horse. Dr. Andrew McLaine (animal behavioral experts) states that each time a horse happens, the channels where the amygdala works are stronger, stronger, and easier to access in the future. In other sentences, while we humans are far more powerful than we can overcome at the physical level, that action is more conditional. In response, Dr. McLain has asserted: Finally, what should we create? If the pie was on this farm, I would do a series of relaxation exercises that would affect the important body part with him or him. < SPAN> Hello Mel. It seems that you have found information about the pie in the old thread, but here is my explanation. There are several ideas about your pie. The first idea is to handle a twisted product that could end in a destroyed state. Looking at this, for example, if it is an important creature for us, I will think that it will be repaired and made again. However, in the case of a horse, the aggressive programmed savage security is the opponent. First, if you need to escape fast and do not come true, the struggle mode is the only option for the horse. Dr. Andrew McLaine (animal behavioral experts) states that each time a horse happens, the channels where the amygdala works are stronger, stronger, and easier to access in the future. In other sentences, while we humans are far more powerful than we can overcome at the physical level, that action is more conditional. In response, Dr. McLain has asserted: Finally, what should we create? If the pie was on this farm, I would do a series of relaxation exercises that would affect the important body part with him or him. Hello Mel. It seems that you have found information about the pie in the old thread, but here is my explanation. There are several ideas about your pie. The first idea is to handle a twisted product that could end in a destroyed state. Looking at this, for example, if it is an important creature for us, I will think that it will be repaired and made again. However, in the case of a horse, the aggressive programmed savage security is the opponent. First, if you need to escape fast and do not come true, the struggle mode is the only option for the horse. Dr. Andrew McLaine (animal behavioral experts) states that each time a horse happens, the channels where the amygdala works are stronger, stronger, and easier to access in the future. In other sentences, while we humans are far more powerful than we can overcome at the physical level, that action is more conditional. In response, Dr. McLain has asserted: Finally, what should we create? If the pie was on this farm, I would do a series of relaxation exercises that would affect the important body part with him or him.

Sadly, I came to this universe before the horse-riding aristocracy of many, and my mentor was one of the most inhuman coaches ever. My wife and I were stunned, and our world, or at least what we actually thought of it at the time, was blown up before our eyes. What an unsettling signal. It was many years ago, but it is still vivid in our memory for now. I mention this only for the fact that some of the horses they trained this way did not try to bear it any longer, attacked more, and went after the coach... ... Mel, I am not taking into account whether this will definitely help pay for the educational project you want to bring into his life, but you know, there is a way to force him to go inside the round barn. [Instead of a whip, you can also try using a piece of polystyrene foam pipe insulation. It's about 5 feet long.

Thank you.

Miriam (Netherlands & amp; amp; Germany) 2016-NOV-03 at 7:17 pm

Mel, you have a serious situation with Pei. I think you need a horse rope about 1, 5-2 meters long, sewn at one end into a small loop like a needle threader. Then you need a bamboo pole of the same length. We use it in foal rescues. The procedure, like any desensitization, must be internal. Start handling the horse with your hands, put the rope inside your closed hands so that the horse feels that it is being handled, but does not see the rope hanging down. This is something the horse does voluntarily, so continue until the horse accepts all the steps. Once the horse responds normally to grooming with the rope, you can hang the part or touch the skin. The next step is to rub the body with the full length of the rope. Then put the rope around his neck and invite him to follow the rope as he does with his neck. Once he walks normally for the rope, give him a short bamboo pole (or a short arena like me) and when the bamboo pole you hold in your hand gets longer, use the same technique to make him despise with the bamboo pole. Start by stroking his hand with a small part of the bamboo peeking out of your palm, and lengthen it as you feel his consent. Once you have determined the length of the stick, tie the end of the rope to the end of the stick. Run the rope along the stick

Mel Ramsgate UK 2016-NOV-03 at 7:06 pm

Thank you bad and Miriam.

I can see why you both push. He was insensitive when I used the Miriam Whip on the rope, and it took him a while to start trusting me when I held him next to him with the whip, touched him, and stroked his back. It literally changed everything when he came down to the training area and said he wanted to work with the whip. I would have to repeat this again to reassure him that this whip would not hurt him.

The technique is deceptively similar to what I do when I hold my horses. I was sitting with them tonight when the fireworks started a few miles away, and that was all it took for Shea to go into a fighting stance and chase everyone out of the aviary as fast as he could. To reassure him, I invited him to scratch and went to his safe place. My right hand was on his hip, my left hand was under his hind leg between Gracilis and Semitendionesis, and my heart was on the same line as his second energy point, the heart. So, I will take your advice about the whip and go to a safe place without a whip and try using it safely. In addition, I have read about Überstreichen. To do that, I will turn the carriage with the gate closed into a safe place where only he and I are.

All with love and glue. )

Thank you for your advice

Bahila73 2016-Nov-03 at 7:46 pm

Miriam, Mel, Hello. Miriam, this plan that you propose to Mel is wonderful. I'll try it without hesitation. I really like this idea. Mel, with such a plan, there is no risk that stocks will look at whip. I have succeeded in teaching young horses to rope through play. All you have to do is connect an electric tape with a width of 3 inches and a length of 4-foot to the tip of the whip, focus on the horse dragging the ground in front of you, and runs a circle. After a while, the chase will be fun and will jump in either direction. This promotes the entire aspect of learning to learn. In general, horses can weaken their fear if they can handcuff in chasing mode. The horse seems to forget the character of trying to escape. I used a game that turned into a normal dance to have a great success to exercise the horse ... I hope Mel, these ideas, will help you to help your horse. bad

Monty Roberts Equus Online University

Learn all about Equus • Dually Halter • Shy Boy Mustang • Jumping Horses • Story of a Horse Whisperer • Riding Horsemanship • Dressage Horses • Willing Partners • Horse Training • Round Pen Lessons • Performance Horses • Join-Up

• See how he uses a horse training technique in a Monty horse training video. Amateurs and experts think they are horse whispering skills, but Monty calls it training.
• Met training law is an intelligent and natural horse training method that does not contain violence. In addition to video instructions, Monty writes many books on horses about nature training. Monty is training a safe horse called a wing partner for a nervous jockey. Monty sells worl d-class lowing hoses.
• "I am very proud to participate in preparing for the horses of the Queen and their passion for their goods. I think they are the leaders in protecting horses around the world. She. The thoughtful leader in this field makes it possible to change the situation by training a delicate animal using Durey Holter. Give you an opportunity.~Monti
• I communicate in a horse and a language called "Equus". This is an eas y-t o-understand, predictable, effective silent language. To understand the horse like me, I can study using my video, audio, and notebooks. This language is actually very simple, but it is the biggest strength.~Monti
• Monty Roberts is a famous horse coach known as a person listening to the horse's voice and the ancestor of Septan. Monti's ethics taught is accepted around the world.
• With the help of his online video Monty Roberts, Monty has supported thousands of people around the world to learn to communicate with horses, young horses, shy horses, and chewing horses. His Mustang is a shy boy and the most famous horse.
• The joinin g-up method helps horses and coaches for communication and trust. "We are a jockey and we can hardly teach horses. What we can do is create an environment where horses can study."~Monti
• Monty says. "We hear that behavior is spinning, but we don't usually follow this principle very well." Currently, Monti teaches thousands of people around the world how to guide animals trust using actions and body language.
• Monty's principle is integrated with common sense and great patience. He believes that children and horse behavior models are similar. Both are animals that are "runaway". "If you scare them or appeal to the conflict, you lose trust," he says.~Monti
• "Simple reassurance and one-on-one compliments pay off in the long run, as do immediate slamming of a book on the table or yelling back.~Monty Roberts
• None of us are born with the right to say to any other living thing, animal or human, "You must do this or I will hurt you."~Monty Roberts
• "My goal in life is to leave the world better than I found it, for horses and for humans alike."~Monty Roberts

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Staying Calm

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2014-Jul-28 at 08:34

I think many of the horses are in our own actions. I looked at the series about Fergus with interesting. I would like to learn more about how people can teach themselves about Roberts called diaphragm breathing when something happens when something happens. The less reacting to fear, anxiety, and anger is a lesson that everyone can use in everyday life as well as horses! I want Roberts to provide more information if possible, and I want others to learn the reaction when something goes wrong (more importantly, do not respond)! Take care of Newt

Mirenko 2014-Jul-28 at 18:30 PM

It's been about 3 months since I was considered a student of Monty Online University. When I bought my first horse 3 years ago, I had green hair, she had green hair and she was only 3 years old. Despite all the advice (green riders should own older training horses and vice versa), I decided to buy my horse - a green horse - at just 3 years old. My wish was to get to know him forever! (like I was 55, he was 3 and we were going to have the same life! I was so scared of everything! But one thing was clear! I love horses. If something goes wrong or something goes wrong, I can blame myself, not the horse! I just wanted to train with my horse. If I'm doing something wrong, the horse will give me hints! Just think of your horse as your teacher and try to understand what he's saying! So far, no violence. Just focus on the horse's reaction and not on my disappointment! By following this rule, I have developed a communication with my horse that others would not believe. I got the feeling! Smile and have a sense of humor! Nobody is perfect! Breathing techniques

And if it doesn't go as expected, whatever! There's always another day, so just try.

I learned not to be interested in anyone's support or aristocracy! You have to find your own way with the horse. Horses and owners have different morals, so find a personal way to talk to your horse each time. Horses don't need you and they have the ability to survive without you! It may take time, but the satisfaction is greater than you expect!

I look forward to your feedback!