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Rehabilitating Horses with Clicker Training

Posted on February 16, 2019 by HippoLogic

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Rehabilitating Horses with Clicker Training

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Posted in Advanced Clicker Training, husbandry skills | Tagged clicker conference, Clicker training, clicker training hoof, cribbing, deminishing stereotypical behaviour, deworming, HippoLogic, hoofcare, horse, horse training, horse-human relationsip, how to deworm your horse easily, increasing welfare with positive reinformcent', neurotic horse behaviour, picking hoofs, positive reinforcement, R+ training, reduce stress, rehabilitate rescue horse, rescue horse, restore trust in human-horse relationship, stereotypical behaviour, stop grazing, stop grazing cue, training desired behaviour, using R+ to rehabilitate laminitis, weaving | Leave a reply

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Sometime we fall into the pitfall of starting where someone else/someone else's horse is... Or where the vet/farrier/your instructor thinks your horse is.

The trouble with overweight horses is that exercising is aversive. It's hard to move your body when it's out of shape. In slimming your horse down in clicker training we sometimes forget that. WHen you start approaching your training with this in mind your starting point is already set up for success.

Is your horse overweight? 🧐🐴

Is your horse overweight? 🧐🐴

Training one behaviour with positive reinforcement (R+) can help solve things in other parts of the relationship with your horse, too.🐴

If you put your hand on your ❤️, look at your horse and be open for whatever answer will come: you know what's best for your horse. Have your tried it?🐴

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