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Explore the fundamentals of Associative Learning, including Classical and Operant Conditioning. This section delves into how horses make connections between events, actions, and outcomes, giving you a foundation to understand how your horse processes and responds to training.
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Discover the different types of cues used in horse training, from physical aids like reins and legs to verbal commands. Learn how cues can vary based on training methods and how to choose the right cue for your horse’s learning style.
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Understand how cues are introduced and reinforced through conditioning. This topic will guide you through the process of creating clear communication with your horse, ensuring that your cues are consistently understood and responded to.
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Achieving stimulus control means your horse responds correctly and consistently to the cues you provide. This section covers how to ensure your horse can reliably perform trained behaviours when asked, without unnecessary or premature actions.
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Learn how to teach your horse to generalise trained behaviours, ensuring they can perform reliably in different environments and situations. This is key to creating a well-rounded and dependable horse, whether at home, on the road, or in competition.