I signed up for a clinic thinking... well it would be good to get Charlz out...
Then after auditing in the morning before I brought him in... I thought...
Well I should just give it a chance?
What do you see?
I apparently have unrealistic expectations....
thinking I wouldnt be botherred with his antics...
Then ... he reared up luckily BEFORE I handed him off to her...
and she basically hand fed him...
looking back on it I now wonder what he gained from it?
I will say this.... in the mornings usually I am avoiding his flailing hind hooves after I turn him loose in the pasture... but just recently incorporated giving him a handful of grain to keep him occupied before turning him loose has been an asset ... I will maintain that until otherwise.
... But honestly $150 for two days of watching a trainer handfeed my horse trying to get him to associate treats with clicker is .... well in all honesty ... is ridiculous...
A lesson well learned...
ASK MORE QUESTIONS BEFORE SENDING A CHECK!
What used to be called "clicker training" is now called "on target training"
I just dont think it works for EVERY horse... especially unpredictable ones...
What used to be called "clicker training" is now called "on target training"
I just dont think it works for EVERY horse... especially unpredictable ones...
over n out
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