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Halter Training A Mule with Lead Rope

The mule cares about his nose more than any other part of his body. You need to use this fact to your advantage in halter training. With a properly adjusted lead rope — two fingers above the nostrils — you can attach your lead rope and have all the communication you need. As the mule begins to understand the communication of the halter, he will begin to understand the communication of the lead rope... and as he understands the communication of the lead rope, he will understand the communication of your body. He doesn't want to be uncomfortable... so he will start to get his mind adjusted in order to prevent himself from becoming uncomfortable. In this video with Steve Edwards from Queen Valley Mule Ranch you will learn exactly how to use the lead rope in combination with the properly adjusted rope halter and body language. You'll see Steve communicate to walk fast and then to walk slowly. You'll see the mule respond to wiggling of the lead rope. Mules care more about their nose more than anything else. This is why it is imperative to know exactly how to install and remove the rope halter. When you install the rope halter correctly, you have all the communication you need. When you go to remove the rope halter, you want to keep the neck muscles soft and keep the animal soft, overall. In this video Steve Edwards of Queen Valley Mule Ranch will teach you how to remove an old halter and install a new, properly adjusted rope halter, with the mule's complete submission. You will learn how to use the nose and pressure upon the nose in order to get the mule to keep his head still. You can find the Rope Halter Steve uses on his website here, https://muleman.co/2FgU4yA BE SURE TO SUBSCRIBE TO STEVE'S CHANNEL Follow Steve and Queen Valley Mule Ranch Instagram, http://muleman.co/2DA4yZF Facebook, http://muleman.co/2DrSLJQ Twitter,   / muleranch   Website, http://muleman.co/2G3RIBk