this would be even more awsome if they had the trick to teach ur horse trick to rear! i would love to do that and i want to teach her how to bow too!
Posted By: Allisa
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I am trying to train my 8 year old Tennessee walking horse how to bow for a school project. If any one has any advisde that could be helpful to my project it would be helpful.
Posted By: Missy
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Ive trained 5 horses to bow and it sucked!!!
Posted By: Javier
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this really helped!!!
Posted By: Bobby
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I really liked this article, but I havent got to try it out yet! The tricks were really awesome!
Posted By: Snowfire
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I've got a problem. I have a 3yo gelding and he is perfectwhen I'm riding him. But when I try to lead him back to his paddock, he just stands there.Can u tell me what I am doing wrong?
Posted By: Rhiannon
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I really liked your trick training articles. I would certainly recomend that you changed them around some of the time then it would keep more people interested in coming back and reading the articles. I have 3 horses. A Tobiano paint mare, a 19 year old qh, and a 15 year old Tenessee walking horse.I have been having lots of fun training them to do tricks...I am still working on getting the 19 yer old to move away from pressure. He is doing very well considering he hasnt had very much training...Anyways loved it thanks.
Posted By: Maddie
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I made a couple typographical errors. 1. somes should be comes. 2. the word "no" should be the word "whoa" Sorry.
Posted By: MDN
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I found an article that may help Linda. The internet address is http://www.equineclickertraining.com/training/bow.html. It says that this bow can be good as "the lazy man's mounting block" and may help. I have not tried it, but would like to. My goal is to be able to whistle and my horse somes, make him bow, mount up, and ride him without a halter or bridle. Of course, this will take patience, and he will have to gain my trust. I'm working on leg cues, and teach him to come to a complete stop at the word "no."
Posted By: MDN
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I haven't yet tried these simple tricks, but I'm sure eager to try. My horse is fifteen, very fast, easy to teach, eager to learn, affectionate, and we love galloping at top speed bareback, sometimes adding a small jump. I'm fourteen and love horses; I am working on a couple of novels at the moment and love drawing them. Thanks much for the instructions on the tricks, but I would recommend that new ones be added more frequently.
Posted By: MDN
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I liked your site. I am disabled and it is chronic and progressive. My problem is mounting. How can I get my horse to lie down so I can get on? Mounting blocks are not always available and my clumsy, struggling mounting is uncomfortable for him and me.He has lot's of training in dressage and jumping (more than I need), and can bow from a previous owner,(done by tapping a front cannon).Can you advise me? He is super affecionate but can be hot at times because he was used as a stud (shouldn't have been but was just because he's a rare breed)but has been steadily calming down. I'm real tiny and he is about 15.5 hands.I can't afford lessons/training so I hope you can help me. He's my "wings" and I don't ever want to give up riding.Many thanks.
Posted By: Linda
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i havent tried them yet but it soundsgood and i believe they willl work. well lets hope best of luck. Thanks Snoogles.
Posted By: Rebeccah
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I think it's pretty cool. But you should change the tricks like every month so that people will keep looking at it. Thanks for all of your tips they really worked.
Posted By: Alicia
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I think it really worked. My horse knows how to smile now and she would NEVER even think of smiling! Thank you carole.
Posted By: Ashley
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