Boundaries in the Barn with Franklin Levinson


 
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Franklin shares tips and ideas for safely creating boundaries for you and your horse in confined spaces.

Big Black Horse in a Cherry Tree

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Episode Highlights:

  • Begin dancing with your horse from outside the stall or fence
  • Training for standing without being cross tied (ground tying)
  • Build trust and respect by setting boundaries
  • Say thank you–acknowledge the horse for a job well done
  • Using hind quarter yields to encourage the horse’s attention
  • Directing movement–be there consciously
  • Using ’soft’ eyes–having a full awareness of all that’s around you and your horse
  • Your energy and attention is present and with the horse completely

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