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The Basics of Horse Training - learn about the most often used training motivators, horse training principles, basics equine needs and the patience game. Also learn about the most important topic to understand on training horses: desensitizing and sensitizing! Teach Your Horse Ground Manners - many quality articles on halterbreaking and lunging horses, trailer loading your horse, saddling misbehaviors, teaching your horse to stand tied on the cross-ties, and even learn what to do for the barn-sour or buddy-sour horse! Equine Behavior Articles - learn all about the pecking order in herds, the difference between a whinny and a neigh and what the horse is saying when he makes specific noises, also in-depth topics on horses that bite, and other aggressive mis-behaviors. Training Under Saddle - learn about the different disciplines and riding styles, along with teaching your horse riding skills such as standing still while mounting, teach your horse to stop pulling on the bit and ride collected, learn about forward movement and how to correct the horse who cuts corners in the arena. Trick Training Your Horse - learn how to teach your horse to hug, kiss, shake hands, smile, bow, shake his head yes or no, act ashamed and more! Trick training is fun and easy, and a great way to impress your friends!

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