The relationship first
19 Jun 2013
I have a rocksteady faith in building a relationship through lots of positive reinforcement, before you’re even allowed to actually work with pressure. And that’s
I have a rocksteady faith in building a relationship through lots of positive reinforcement, before you’re even allowed to actually work with pressure. And that’s
Proper collection is the most efficient way for a horse to carry itself (and also to move). A horse can only collect itself. We cannot
I believe that one of the most important things to pay attention to when training horses is proper collection. This concept is probably the most
Clicker training is one of the recent success stories of equestrianism. It makes use of a bridging signal to indicate the moment of the desired
A common criticism of those who train horses using positive reinforcement is that we are so busy discussing behavioural theory that we do not do
Welcome to my round up of some of the latest releases in equine science. These scientific equine papers have provided some interesting information sure to
For those embarking on training their horses and wishing to use mostly or completely training which is based in positive reinforcement, the problem of how
Hello Everyone, Allow me to bring your attention to the Equine Clicker Conference. A brilliant event for all clicker entusiasts; whether you are a
Despite many people using clicker training successfully on the ground with horses, people often feel confused by how how to apply it once on-board. I’ve
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