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Click on the individual buttons to see stories, videos, pictures and scrapbook pages of our various horse buddies. For more fun virtual scrapbook ideas, check out PDQpatterns.com. TEACHING A RELIABLE RECALL. Big horses and miniature horses alike can learn to come back to you when they hear or see a special signal. To train this, start in a small place and when you KNOW your horse is coming to you, throw a little party and give him lots of treats. VIDEO OF THE MONTH.

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Life Under Construction – I Feel Good, My Horse Feels Good

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I Feel Good, My Horse Feels Good. The Beauty and Simplicity of Training with Attraction. November 12, 2011. You know when you visit a new website and click a link or placeholder and see Under construction? I feel like I need to slap a sticky tab with that message on my forehead for all to see. I wasn’t a complete hypocrite, thanks to the attraction-based positive reinforcement training. Even though I could barely lift a hoof, I always new that they felt validated, confident and rewarded by our intera...

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The best "whisper" is a "click": Exploring new ideas

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The best "whisper" is a "click". July 30, 2011. This is a post from a recent FB discussion. Worth posting here. I hope I didn't offend anyone. The posts are wonderful and there is such genuine seeking and sharing going on here. I just want to encourage people to learn to observe behavior, analyze behavior, find ways to help your horse develop his mind. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Peggy Hogan's training blog. Promote Your Page Too. PDQpatterns for digital artwork and patterns.

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The best "whisper" is a "click": Keep it positive

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The best "whisper" is a "click". March 26, 2007. I’m going to indulge myself and “think out loud” about some interesting observations and experiences in my horse training lately. Just to make it interesting I asked her to do it again at liberty and “helped” her make the right choice by pointing at the opening and tapping my leg to add impulsion. So what’s the big deal? And so that’s where we worked. Yes, it took longer than 4 minutes, but at the end of our session she was even MORE confident an...To me t...

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The best "whisper" is a "click": Respect

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The best "whisper" is a "click". December 12, 2011. For the last fifteen or so years the word respect has been over-used in the context of animal training. I keep trying to find ways to examine the assumptions about the word respect. So back to our horses. If respect is this complicated for people, how are the horses going to understand the concept? Get real, define the behaviors and train your horse. You'll both be happier. Labels: clicker training horses. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Welcome to ...

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The best "whisper" is a "click": Training without pressure?

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The best "whisper" is a "click". December 20, 2008. I just wanted to take a few minutes to share some of the fun I’ve been having clicker training the horses. Lately I’ve been working with a 5 month old miniature buckskin filly named Moonshadow. To say she’s a joy is an understatement. What a privilege it is to train a young, relatively untainted mind while starting her immediately with positive reinforcement. Once she lifted her foot I added my cue of touching her on her front canon bone near the knee.

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The best "whisper" is a "click": Every Click Counts

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The best "whisper" is a "click". February 04, 2012. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Peggy Hogan's training blog. Welcome to the personal blog of: The best "whisper" is a "click." If you have comments about Clicker Training your horse I'd love to have you post them on this site. Thanks for checking in! Promote Your Page Too. PDQpatterns for digital artwork and patterns. Digital scrapbooks and more! Check out PDQpatterns for digital scrapbooking!

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The best "whisper" is a "click"

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The best "whisper" is a "click". July 15, 2013. One of the most obvious statements I could make about a move is that things change. Things look different, stuff gets put in different places; doors, gates, the color of the stall walls and even plants/shrubs are different. Now his temporary paddock is in a different location. It is at a 90 degree angle to its former orientation, facing north instead of west, about 75 yards from its former spot. How did this affect him? The next meal I stopped short of the ...

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The best "whisper" is a "click"

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The best "whisper" is a "click". November 13, 2005. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Peggy Hogan's training blog. Welcome to the personal blog of: The best "whisper" is a "click." If you have comments about Clicker Training your horse I'd love to have you post them on this site. Thanks for checking in! Promote Your Page Too. PDQpatterns for digital artwork and patterns. Digital scrapbooks and more! Check out PDQpatterns for digital scrapbooking!

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The best "whisper" is a "click": The move

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The best "whisper" is a "click". July 11, 2013. I'm sharing this because it means a lot of adjusting for the horses as well as myself. It means watching them check out new territory, learn new fencing, cope with changes in their herd dynamics. It's the stuff that horses and horse owners go through, but with the help of the clicker, some management tools and careful observation I'm hoping it will go smoothly. I'm also hoping that by sharing this journey, some of you may gain from the experience. Peggy.