Teach Your Horse to Line Up and Stand at the Mounting Block (W/ Positive Reinforcement or a Clicker)

Описание: Do you want your horse to willingly line up to be ridden and to immediately connect with you when you're in the saddle? Then this video is for you!

I show you the process I took when working with a mare who bolted as soon as anyone tried to mount. This technique taught Lubie:

How to line herself up to be mounted

To stay connected with the rider as the person moved from the ground to the saddle
(this is a big one as many horses lose connection when you mount leading to more anxious ridden behaviour than groundwork)

To stand still calmly once the rider was on board and wait while the girth's adjusted etc and you're both ready to move off together

That she could choose to line up or not and have a say in being ridden, giving her the ability to say when it was too much and when she's happy to be mounted.

As you can see, it changed everything - all calmly, positively and with NO drama or dangerous behaviour.

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