I have started doing a little groundwork with my horse and teaching him to do a few tricks at liberty. We started about 6 weeks ago and prior the only thing he would do was “bow.” I got bored one Saturday and watched a few videos to see what tricks people had their horses do. Principe’ has caught on really quickly, still a little rough but pretty good for a month and a half. The easiest trick as I understand is to get a horse to nod “yes,” we still can’t get that one. Hope you enjoy this!
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Too bad the sheeple aren’t easy to train as well.
I agree, I wish it was as easy as offering carrots to a horse but it’s not, people want to argue about protecting themselves from a known and imminent disaster. … Principe’ is still a little rough around the edges but he “gets it”, another month or two and this routine will be like riding him…”push button”.