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Addressing Over-arousal
£60.00
Are you struggling with training problems and finding that your horse is too excitable or tense to respond effectively? The root of the issue could be over-arousal, a common yet often overlooked challenge in equine training. Whether you’re using clicker training or pressure and release techniques, over-arousal can manifest in various ways, making training frustrating and progress slow.
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How Horses Learn
£147.00
Have you ever wondered how your horse understands what you’re asking? Whether it’s responding to subtle seat aids or cues to walk on, training underpins nearly everything we do with our horses. But how well do you understand the science behind it—and why sometimes, training doesn’t go as planned?
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Solving Training Problems
£147.00
Are you facing challenges while training your horse? Whether your horse seems explosive, unresponsive, or simply not learning what you’re trying to teach, these struggles are more common than you think. Many factors contribute to undesirable behaviour during training, and without understanding the root causes, progress can be difficult.
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The Principles Of Horse Training
£147.00
Have you ever wondered how expert trainers seem to effortlessly communicate with their horses, making training look fluid and natural? While “horse whispering” may sound like magic, the real secret lies in shaping and successive approximations—powerful techniques that help trainers create clarity and ease for their horses, resulting in soft, supple responses.
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The Science Of Learning
£60.00
Have you ever wondered how your pet learns new behaviours? Whether it’s a dog, horse, cat, or any other companion, all animals learn through the same fundamental principles. In fact, the way all animals’ brains learn is surprisingly similar. From Pavlov’s famous experiments with dogs to the application of rewards in modern training, this course will guide you through the fascinating world of learning theory.
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