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Kim R
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Kim R asked in PetsHorses · 1 decade ago

Does anyone know of a FREE website to learn how to...?

How to finish a greenbroke horse, games to play with the horse for bonding and to establish dominance, liberty work, etc.? All I keep coming across are trainer's websites that want me to pay an arm and a leg for their advise. My local library has nothing. I just want to be able to ride my "gift horse" without getting hurt. She isn't any more than green broke and my previous horses were much calmer than her. I don't want to sell her, but if I don't find some wisdom on the internet, it's not looking good. There's 3 feet of snow on the ground now, so I have a month or so to do ground work with her before getting back in the saddle. She's a friendly horse, but knows nothing about paying attention to a rider. A little help, please!

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  • Horsey Gurl
    1 decade ago
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    You Tube usually has good videos by some very good clinicians, just google horse training. It will take some time to weed through all the info until you find some good stuff, but its out there keep looking.

    And -- For those who say that you can not learn about these things through a website, I just want to remind them that everyone has different styles of learning. Some people need hands on instruction, others learn better by watching then doing, and some people can learn just as effectively by reading something then putting it into practice. Everyone is different and you shouldn't judge everyone by your own abilities.There is good stuff out there, you just have to work hard to find it.

    Good Luck

    Source(s): My first horse was a 3yo green paint mare, second horse a 4 yo unbroke TB, and now my husband has a 7yo Appy. All are very happy riding horses now, and I DID not enlist the help of a trainer. All three are sound as can be and all are sane, friendly, and obedient horses. I used online resources as well as books to gather my information and developed my own strategies by combining the best of the info that I gathered. It is possible :)
  • Randi Potos
    1 decade ago

    I agree with the above poster. Horse training of any sort CANNOT be learned over the internet. I suggest getting in contact with a trainer/instructor in your area. You need a Professional to work alongside for both your sake and your horses.

  • Peanut Palomino
    Lv 6
    1 decade ago

    You simply cannot learn how to train a horse from a website. I'm sorry, but this is knowledge that comes from experience and hands on instruction, not from a website.

    Invest in a trainer to give you lessons on how to train your horse.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    I'm making a website right now. Its up now and I'll make sure to put all of the that on there. This is the address check back everyday. I am gradually making it better.

    http://equine-academy.webs.com/

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  • Sarah
    1 decade ago

    Maybe a trainer will help you in exchange for working for them part time?

  • ?
    1 decade ago

    Try Parelli games. You can find out more about them on youtube and www.parellinaturalhorsetraining.com

    http://www.wikihow.com/Show-Your-Horse-That-You-Lo...

    http://www.womenandhorses.com/newsletter-august200...

    http://herdwhispers.blogspot.com/2008/04/creating-...

    Thats all I can find that is actually help full.

    Hope it helps.

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