Dr Andrew McLean discusses ten training principles for interactions with horses, based on his research and standing as non-negotiable obligations for trainers to maintain optimal welfare and optimal training efficiency in trained horses.
Or his brother Jonna McLean giving a series on training foals from initial handling through to leading, loaning and stress free weaning . . . keep listening as he continues the series through to riding and training the competition horse.
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Get information. I think listening to the horse is one of if the most important thing in training a horse
lots of information on starting young horses
This is very interesting. sometgin I will be looking into. Lots of good information and got alot out of it. There werre some things in there that I didn’t look at, the way they did.
Yes, very interesting. Listening to your horse is very important.
Love listening to the Mc Lean brothers, their knowledge and tips are outstanding.
Love this, will definitely be keeping up with the McLean brothers for advice and knowledge!