How to deal with a PUSHY horse 

Thank you, that’s great to hear😃

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much Tanja❤️

Thank you so much, I am so happy you like it!

It’s amazing how little we need to do, they are very smart and sensitive❤️

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Thank you! I hope I will be able to create at a reasonable rate😄

Thank you so much😃 I hope I can keep up!

Some horses seem very unaffected yes😄 And often, if we increase the pressure, they resist even more because their mind is thinking of ways to resist, not respond🙄 There is no one cure fits all of course, most of the time we have to find ways to adapt according to what horses respond to 😊

@@equinestatera4855 Yes, that’s true 😁 My trainer has been all “increase pressure, increase pressure, show him crazy” and to some extent it really worked but then we reached the point when he does react but you can see there is also fear in his eyes... anyways, I keep looking and hopefully we’ll find a way that works for him and doesn’t cause him much stress

Anna I have a similar horse. Have you figured out a better method? Thanks in advance.

@@MegaPlucas It depends on what exactly - when it comes to him not respecting my boundaries like coming too close to me when not asked to I do react very lightly and then when he doesn’t respond immediately increasing the pressure, like very very much. It just would be dangerous if he would do whatever he wants always. But when it comes to him not wanting to move or work, I just play with tasks and reinforcements to make it interesting for him and I praise A LOT, even the smallest effort from his side. I play a lot with methods, but we’re going into training with more advanced trainer since this month, so hope for better now :)