Problem-Solving: Preventing and Solving Common Horse Problems (A Western Horseman Book) - Softcover

Marten, Marty

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0911647430 ISBN 13: 9780911647433

Publisher: UNKNO, 1998

Synopsis

This manual is a continuation of Marty Marten's first volume on solving common horse behaviour problems both in the saddle and on the ground. Chapters address problems with bridling; cinchy or difficult-to-saddle horses; horses that won't stand still to be mounted; hoof and leg handling; trail-riding troubles, such as walking too fast or charging up and down hills; difficulties with tying-up and opening and closing gates; and extreme problems such as rearing, running away, and bucking. The volume is the second of two by Marty Marten which are designed to provide answers and solutions to riders' most common horsemanship concerns. Marten emphasizes that what most people consider a problem is really a symptom. His methods and philosophy are based on how horses think, learn and communicate naturally. Rather than make a horse do what is asked, Marten's approach sets up the training in a way that allows the horse to search for the right answer. The horse's slightest try is rewarded by the handler's or rider's immediate release of pressure.

About this edition

• Publisher: UNKNO
• Publication date: 1998
• ISBN 10: 0911647430
• ISBN 13: 9780911647433
• Binding: Paperback