Is your horse calm, confident, and trusting? Or is he nervous about finding a way out? His behavior, efficiency and reliability - in any riding discipline we train him - depend on the answers to these questions.
According to Lynn Acton, horses want safety and herd bonds. They want trustworthy leaders to protect them not only from danger but also from stress. Once we give them a sense of security, they will accept our rules. This allows us not only to take command, but also makes our leadership more effective, because we will not impose it on horses, but they will search for it themselves. The result of this approach is less fear and behavioral problems in horses, better relationships with people, more effective learning and greater confidence of riders to horses.
The author calls this the relationship between man and horse "the leader of the defender", because their basis is protecting the animal. It shows why the leadership of the defender works and how to use it for our purposes. It combines individual ingredients and illustrates their dependence using examples of horse life. Riders representing all disciplines and horse lovers at every level of advancement will find here informative and often revealing information:
Galaktyka sp. z.o.o.
ul. Żeligowskiego 35/37
90-644 Łódź
Galaktyka sp. z.o.o.
ul. Żeligowskiego 35/37
90-644 Łódź
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