Are our horses' unwanted behaviors random acts of insurrection or cries for help? It's interesting how quick we are to go to war with our...

This is a question that I am asked with great frequency. It is a practical bit of information to have the answer to, but if you delve...

Back in the Old Days.... Yep. I used to be a traditional horse trainer. I used to chase a horse until it "relaxed" thinking I was doing...

Are we getting them wrong? Can You Relate? There's a misconception that we need to "build a relationship" with our horse. If you think...

Liberty training is an EXCELLENT way of gauging your horse's interest, understanding, and welfare during her training experience. What is...

When I begin the rehabilitation process with a horse who has physical damage and/or emotional trauma (it's very rare for them to have one...

The short answer is equine rehabilitation is the restoration of the horse to his original manufacturer's specifications. This includes...

The Situation I was asked to work with the very handsome spotted Appaloosa gelding. The owner's main concerns were his issues with being...

Teach your horse to lay down.

Your horse is the ONLY one who can accurately determine what feels stressful, like "too much" pressure, or is perceived traumatic event....

If I want to teach a horse to be responsive and "light" to my cues I begin with the "lightest" request.

Has anyone ever told you your horse is spoiled? Are you afraid you are spoiling your horse by being "too kind," offering treats, or...

I LOVE watching my quarter horse mare, Zena, executing a sublime collected canter. Her withers elevate and her hips sink toward the...