“Have Fun Teaching Tricks to Your Horse!”
Ever seen a horse doing tricks and thought “It would sure
be neat to have my horse doing things like that!”
It’s a lot of fun having a horse that learns to perform
tricks on command. You can show off your horse to friends
and family and watch their reactions!
The truth is, trick training is simply an extension of
the normal training you do with your horse. You train
them to get the desired result after much repetition.
If you love to work with and around your horse, then
teaching tricks is another fun thing you can do with them
as you build that bond and relationship with them.
Especially Fun With Young Horses:
You can teach tricks to any age horse. However,
if you have a yearling or any young horse that
you can’t ride yet, then trick training is a
special thing you can do with him as part of
your training.
We’ve had folks write and ask what else they can
do with their horses – whether it is the young
ones or any horse – because they can’t ride ’em
right now. Whether it’s because they’re not
old enough, it’s winter and there’s ice and snow
all over and trail riding isn’t an option, or
perhaps you just want to spend more time with
your horse.
Whatever situation you’re in – you can extend
the training and enjoyment of your horse by
starting with some basic tricks and building on
that.
We shot a video of Sue Robertson teaching basic
tricks to 3 different horses. Sue has worked
with horses over 30 years and has taught dozens
of horses these tricks.
http://www.horsetrainingresources.com/dvd-tricks.html
Sue patiently shows you all the details of
how to get started, all the safety issues to
keep you and your horse from danger, and
the exact processes and methods she uses.
She’ll show you how to teach tricks like:
– How to teach your horse to kneel
– How to teach your horse to say “Yes” or “No”
– How to teach your horse to smile or laugh
– How to teach your horse to pray on both knees
One critical thing you need to know about teaching
tricks is why you should NEVER use treats or any
edible foods to reward them.
Sue explains why in the video. She only uses
positive encouragement and praise to reward
her horses when she’s training and you need to
understand why and how she does it.
To read more, and to see a few pictures of
Sue training her horses, click on the link below:
http://www.horsetrainingresources.com/dvd-tricks.html
Sue also shows exactly what training aids she
uses and why it’s very important to use them to
stay safe yet very effective.
Also – if you don’t have the Jesse Beery Course
in Horse Training yet, I would urge to you get
it as well. Book #8 describes over 20 tricks
you can teach your horse – some are the same
tricks Sue teaches you on her excellent video.
If you don’t have your copy of the Beery course
then we’ve put together a special bundle that
will save you over 20% when you buy the bundle.
So there you have it… go have some fund with
your horses this winter and spring – and start
impressing your friends and family with what
your horse can do!
http://www.horsetrainingresources.com/dvd-tricks.html
OK…that’s it for today. Stay safe around your horses!
Charlie
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