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@sdequus is a popular TikTok creator known for their equestrian content. They showcase beautiful horses, riding skills, and the lifestyle surrounding horse ownership, often filming aesthetically pleasing videos and sharing tips for horse lovers and aspiring riders.

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Pour one out for all of the horse beaters that can’t be terrible people in peace :(((

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If you don’t like me now just know I could be worse

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A post by @sdequus on TikTok caption: 🤷‍♀️

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When a tree is better at posing for photos than you

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Operant conditioning: what is it and how does it apply to horse training?

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A post by @sdequus on TikTok caption: If you hold the animal you’re training to a higher standard than you hold yourself to for your behaviour, you’re doing it wrong.

If you hold the animal you’re training to a higher standard than you hold yourself to for your behaviour, you’re doing it wrong.

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A post by @sdequus on TikTok caption: Your and your horse’s peace is more important than whether or not people see the value in what you’re doing. When you shift from prioritizing constant progress that abides by industry competitiveness to enjoying the individual process of growth and bonding alongside your horse, it tends to ruffle feathers. When you break free from relying on the validation of industry standards and fast paced training programs that prioritize quick fixes above wellbeing, it often makes those who are not ready to do so feel threatened. And in this state of defensiveness, they may try to degrade you. They may insist that rewards based training is ineffective, pointless or “just for tricks.” And you may feel that pull to prove them wrong, even if it elevates your stress and makes the peace you’ve found start to feel like a chore that you can only be relieved from if people validate it. Don’t buy in. You can’t earn respect from people committed to misunderstanding you by playing their game. Continue on your own path and find validation in the peace you find and what positive changes that YOU know you see in your horse. Other people need not agree, if they stick around watching you for long enough, the peace and belonging you’ve found will be tangible. The level of competitiveness and how much people are pushed to compare themselves to others in the horse world is so toxic. Breaking free is hard, don’t let people drag you back down.

Your and your horse’s peace is more important than whether or not people see the value in what you’re doing. When you shift from prioritizing constant progress that abides by industry competitiveness to enjoying the individual process of growth and bonding alongside your horse, it tends to ruffle feathers. When you break free from relying on the validation of industry standards and fast paced training programs that prioritize quick fixes above wellbeing, it often makes those who are not ready to do so feel threatened. And in this state of defensiveness, they may try to degrade you. They may insist that rewards based training is ineffective, pointless or “just for tricks.” And you may feel that pull to prove them wrong, even if it elevates your stress and makes the peace you’ve found start to feel like a chore that you can only be relieved from if people validate it. Don’t buy in. You can’t earn respect from people committed to misunderstanding you by playing their game. Continue on your own path and find validation in the peace you find and what positive changes that YOU know you see in your horse. Other people need not agree, if they stick around watching you for long enough, the peace and belonging you’ve found will be tangible. The level of competitiveness and how much people are pushed to compare themselves to others in the horse world is so toxic. Breaking free is hard, don’t let people drag you back down.

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Snowflakes love hitting horses

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A post by @sdequus on TikTok caption: Replying to @✨The Queen Palomino✨ whether you’ve worked with racehorses or not, I want yall to know you’re right in thinking this is abnormal horse behaviour.

Replying to @✨The Queen Palomino✨ whether you’ve worked with racehorses or not, I want yall to know you’re right in thinking this is abnormal horse behaviour.

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