This is another article that I found in the back end of the website when I revamped it. I have a strong affection for Monty, pictured …
Horse training articles
Traumatic weaning and the herdbound horse
This article on weaning foals by Carolyn Resnick contains a technique to help the herdbound horse who is suffering from the type …
Save your horse from leg injuries
If you've had a horse injured in a fence, who can ever forget our first horrified sight of those injuries. Gosh, because of my …
You cannot bully a horse into connection
You CANNOT bully a horse into Connection – you have to INVITE them into a Connection. I tell you, if you push a horse, if you MAKE them, if …
What breaks my heart?
Given my ability to deeply connect with horses and other animals, you'd think that what breaks my heart would be the awful things that so …
True or false? You have to teach a horse both sides
Yeah I was taught that too, but that statement is actually false. I got the first glimpse of how false it is in an incident 13 years ago …
There’s been a lot of talk about horse trauma lately
There's been a lot of talk about trauma and PTSD type symptoms in horses lately and I'd like to give you a bit of perspective and a lot of …
Part One of solving separation anxiety in herd bound horses.
EVERY tension, from EVERY part of a horse's life is reflected in their saddle work AND in their health and separation anxiety is one of the …
Using our imagination for or against the horse?
I am astounded at how imaginative humans can be in in making a horse bend to their will. Are we going to use our imagination to support …
A gorgeous story of a horse helping another horse
Oliver knocked my socks off at the end of our recent Horse Retreat, when he stepped up BY HIMSELF - AT LIBERTY - WITHOUT BEING ASKED - and …