Training
I do house to house training to help people out with there horses. I train people to work with and train there own horse. What is the benefit to this? Well most of the time the problem in horses isn't the horse but the person. Have you ever notice, or may be you have a friend that has to take the horse back to the trainer? Maybe you have to once a year, maybe a little longer then that? Do you think the horse forgets? They do not! What happens is you take the horse to the trainer and the horse is disciplined as well as taught what to do. You get the horse back and you aren't as commanding as the trainer. The horse starts to get away with little things and those little things turn into inches, which turns into miles then you have to go back to the trainers.
With my technic you know exactly what you are doing for the rest of your horses life and can keep the horse well trained,never going back to the trainer. I only teach you how to deal with your horse. By no means are you going to be a professional trainer because each horse is different and what works with one doesn't work on them all. To be a professional you have to work with hundreds of horses.One horse or even ten horses doesn't make you a pro. If you only have small problems to deal with like bitting or running threw gates, most professional trainers would turn that stuff away. Plus sometimes it just something about yours or you the horse doesn't like but it's fine for the trainer. The last thing that most people don't see is:
Just because a horse does something for one person doesn't mean they will do it for another!!!!
Back up to the training link if you put your mouse over it you will find Training theory and equipment list. The training theory link goes over my theory and the other is an equipment list for those who are thinking about training with me.
With my technic you know exactly what you are doing for the rest of your horses life and can keep the horse well trained,never going back to the trainer. I only teach you how to deal with your horse. By no means are you going to be a professional trainer because each horse is different and what works with one doesn't work on them all. To be a professional you have to work with hundreds of horses.One horse or even ten horses doesn't make you a pro. If you only have small problems to deal with like bitting or running threw gates, most professional trainers would turn that stuff away. Plus sometimes it just something about yours or you the horse doesn't like but it's fine for the trainer. The last thing that most people don't see is:
Just because a horse does something for one person doesn't mean they will do it for another!!!!
Back up to the training link if you put your mouse over it you will find Training theory and equipment list. The training theory link goes over my theory and the other is an equipment list for those who are thinking about training with me.