Monthly Archives: June 2009
Hempfling – Coming Together
I finally got to view Klaus Hempflings Coming Together dvd. I had anticipated that the dvd wasn’t a “how-to” because others had viewed and were disappointed that weren’t going to learn how to tame a Borderline Stallion during the viewing … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Klaus Hempfling KFH
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explorations
This last year and the next are all about explorations – exploring the psychology of the horse, and how I interface with them through my training. It means putting myself out there, making mistakes, frustrations of things not turning out … Continue reading
Posted in Riding, Trainers/ing, Training
Tagged horse behavior, learning, self-realization, silly wabbits
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conniption fit
So funny this morning. When I was getting Big Guy out of his pasture, and letting Pandora to the alley, ZZ was racing up and down the fence obviously pissed off she was Not First! When she came around a … Continue reading
Lesson #18 – irritation
I’m behind on posting about my lesson, time has been getting away from me this week. The funniest part was when Molly mentioned in a contemplative tone, “I ask myself what why B is here and what she can teach … Continue reading
Protected: CRIC: Saying Hello and Reciprocal Movement
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Posted in Carolyn Resnick, Snake Oil
Tagged bonding, silly wabbits
