Horse Training - Bombproofing Tips continued, #13

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Bombproofing Your Horse
Series 13

I've laid out a LOT of info about
bombproofing a horse. I hope you've read
it all. If not, you can see it at my blog.
The link to the blog is at the bottom of this
page.

Next, I wanna talk about the not so
pleasant stuff with horses. Things like
bad habits, for instance.

When working the bombproofing system
with horses you will most likely come across
a situation with your horse that'll stump you.
Make you scream. Make you...well...wanna yell
at your significant other :)

With that in mind, it's important you
first answer some questions about what's going
on with your horse.

The first thing to ask yourself, when
your horse gives you a bit of trouble, is:
"Can I fix this? Do I have the necessary skill
or knowledge?"

Remember, a rider with little experience
can make the problem worse...much worse.

The next question is: Does this horse
really have this bad habit, or did he just wake
up on the wrong side of haystack today?

How do you tell?

Well, if your horse does some undesireable
behavior while he's feelin' stressed out (like you
or me)...but typically not any other time...then it's
likely not a habit.

If your horse doesn't scare you and you
feel confident you can handle him, then you need
to know ways to offset the problems.

So, that'll be tomorrow's topic. We'll
address a problem and one way to deal with it.

Sincerely,

Andy Curry
www.horsetrainingandtips.com

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