Horse training through subtle dialogue - Communication without misunderstandings

Does this sound familiar: Your horse training is going well – and suddenly something gets stuck, everything grinds to a halt, no progress. Difficulties arise and you can't find a solution?

Often it comes down to mutual understanding, different communication channels, simply misunderstandings. These happen frequently enough between us humans, and we can calmly discuss them to clarify. But how easy it is to turn misunderstandings in dealing with your horse into mutual understanding, to solve problems through clear language and to base training on mutual trust – that's what I'll explain to you in this webinar series.

In Part 1, we focused on the expressive behavior and learning to read your horse. To the first part of the series, click here: https://www.kosmos.de/de/pferdeausbildung-im-feinen-dialog-pferde-richtig-lesen_1900311_100-112-900311-video
 

Part two: Recognizing misunderstandings and exchanging them for understanding

This course is dedicated to common misunderstandings and solutions, whether on the ground, in liberty work, or under saddle. It also deals with the signals we transmit to the horse – consciously and unconsciously. Misunderstandings happen in the best of families. Everyone has experienced firsthand the great impact a small misunderstanding can have. With the knowledge from the first course, you will learn here to understand and apply the communication channels of horses.

It will be very easy for you to gain your horse's consent if you can communicate well with it and are open to its responses. If you can skillfully use spatial and bodily language and are clear in your signals to your horse, then it can understand what you want from it – and it will easily grow into a team. No matter what discipline you pursue with your horse – the dialogue is always the same.

Be the architect of your own fortune and develop a smooth dialogue so that you can achieve your goals with your horse: on the ground, in liberty work, or under saddle.