From Dangerous to Docile: Rehabilitating a Horse That Attacked Its Owner скачать в хорошем качестве

From Dangerous to Docile: Rehabilitating a Horse That Attacked Its Owner

Join me in this insightful video as I tackle the challenge of working with a horse exhibiting complex behaviors. This horse presents a unique set of issues: food aggression, difficulty in being caught, a tendency to buck riders off, and overall defensiveness. My approach is grounded in empathy and a deep understanding of horse psychology. I focus on interpreting the horse’s behavior to foster a better understanding between horse and rider. Through patience and a calm, confident demeanor, I aim to transform these challenges into opportunities for growth and bonding. This video is not just about addressing behavioral issues; it's about adopting a holistic approach to horsemanship that respects and understands the horse's perspective. Whether you're a seasoned equestrian or new to horse training, this video offers valuable insights into effective communication and training techniques. For those who are eager to delve deeper into horse training and my unique approach to horsemanship, I invite you to join my Patreon community. There, you'll find an array of detailed training videos and resources that are part of my comprehensive horsemanship program. Your support on Patreon enables me to continue creating and sharing these educational resources. Thank you for watching, and please don't hesitate to like, share, and subscribe for more content on horse training and behavior management. Your engagement greatly supports my work and helps others discover these techniques. Patreon:   / ryanrosehorsemanship   Equipment Ryan Uses: https://qualityhorseman.net Promo Code: RR5 Website: https://rosehorsemanship.com/ Instagram:   / rosehorsemanship   Facebook:   / rosehorsemanship   Business inquiries: [email protected] #HorseRehabilitation, #EquineBehavior, #AnimalRescue, #Horsemanship, #HorseTraining, #BehaviorModification, #EquestrianLife, #RescueHorse, #HorseBehavior, #TrainingChallenges