External
It helps to understand that there is more to training than just desensitize and conditioned something, especially a horse, to perform a task. A good trainer is consistent with their cues, patient enough to wait for the other to understand what the cue means, and is persistent about getting a result even if it is a small one.
When working externally, although we change what we do every day, we teach through repetition and building on a strong foundation of trust. We use different aids like wrapping, cavillettis, special tack/equipment, essential oils, and supplements while completing different exercises to help balance the horse and build their confidence. Some of these are:
Round Pen Exercises- Driving
- Lounging
- Roping
- Tricks
- Trailering
- Riding Exercises
- Jumping
- Rating Exercises
- Flexing Exercises
- Misc. Games
- Round Pen Exercises
- Driving
- Lounging
- Roping
- Tricks
- Trailering
- Riding Exercises
- Jumping
- Rating Exercises
- Flexing Exercises
- Misc. Games
