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To succeed in domestication, horses have to respond to pressure….  #horsetrainer #horsetraining #equineprofessional #mustangmom #mustangtraining #dayinthelife #painthorse #halterbreaking #coltstarting #reshorse
How often do we hear debates amongst equestrians such as: - Bit VS Bitless - Shod VS Barefoot - Treed VS Treeless Pretty common, huh? . Don’t get me wrong - I’m all for less is more. The sanctuary horses are all barefoot, they are ridden predominantly bitless, in a variety of non-traditional equipment. With that being said… we have to remember that we are working with 1200lb animals that have a mind of their own. What works for one horse will not work for all.  . I feel like people get so caught up in the expectations of the equine industry and their own personal take on certain matters that we spend more time criticizing each other rather than focusing on what really matters - the horse. . When we run into certain discussion topics such as the ones mentioned above, there’s two things to ask yourself: 1: What does the science say? 2: What works for MY horse? . Yes - barefoot is definitely more natural. However, a horse with an injury might require shoes for their recovery. Yes - most horses can be taught to ride bitless. However some horses have improved focus with a bit. Every situation is different, and what works for one horse will not work for all. . Pay attention to the science, too. Just because your trainer or coach or some professional on Instagram says something doesn’t make it true. Do your own research and make sure your horsemanship practices are backed up with scientific evidence.  . So instead of focusing on industry expectations and personal experiences, let’s prioritize what each individual horse needs and focus on the science. . #horsetrainer #equinescience #equineprofessional #bitless #bareback #barefoot #naturalhorsemanship #sciencebasedhorsemanship #mustangmom #horsemanship
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How often do we hear debates amongst equestrians such as: - Bit VS Bitless - Shod VS Barefoot - Treed VS Treeless Pretty common, huh? . Don’t get me wrong - I’m all for less is more. The sanctuary horses are all barefoot, they are ridden predominantly bitless, in a variety of non-traditional equipment. With that being said… we have to remember that we are working with 1200lb animals that have a mind of their own. What works for one horse will not work for all. . I feel like people get so caught up in the expectations of the equine industry and their own personal take on certain matters that we spend more time criticizing each other rather than focusing on what really matters - the horse. . When we run into certain discussion topics such as the ones mentioned above, there’s two things to ask yourself: 1: What does the science say? 2: What works for MY horse? . Yes - barefoot is definitely more natural. However, a horse with an injury might require shoes for their recovery. Yes - most horses can be taught to ride bitless. However some horses have improved focus with a bit. Every situation is different, and what works for one horse will not work for all. . Pay attention to the science, too. Just because your trainer or coach or some professional on Instagram says something doesn’t make it true. Do your own research and make sure your horsemanship practices are backed up with scientific evidence. . So instead of focusing on industry expectations and personal experiences, let’s prioritize what each individual horse needs and focus on the science. . #horsetrainer #equinescience #equineprofessional #bitless #bareback #barefoot #naturalhorsemanship #sciencebasedhorsemanship #mustangmom #horsemanship
Replying to @Katie ⚡️ acepromazine and I are not friends. #horseclipping #horsegrooming #horsegroom #equinegroom #horsepeople #horsegirl #equineprofessional #horsetok
What have yall been up to??  #lifeupdates #horsetrainer #equineprofessional #dayinthelife #mustangs #mustangmom #MentalHealth #bipolar #MentalHealthAwareness #recovery
Welcome to the family Oliver!!!  #bison #animalrescue #oliverthebison #bisoncalf #horsetrainer #dayinthelife #northernarizona #wildlife #equineprofessional #bisonmom
New Episode Alert 🚨  #weaning #foalhandling #mustang #horsetrainer #equineprofessional #weanling #naturalhorsemanship #sciencebasedhorsemanship #positivereinforcement #babychaos
This coming Thursday, we are re-launching The Wilde Child Podcast. Our podcast focuses on sharing the lessons horses have to teach us about life, and there’s something for everyone at every stage of their healing journey. You can find it on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and more!! . #horsetrainer #equineprofessional #HealingJourney #horsetrainerlife #addictionrecovery #traumarecovery #podcast #horsepodcast #recoverypodcast
Here’s some of the most common equestrian disciplines! Remember - horses are supposed to be fun. So find a discipline that makes you enjoy being around horses!!  #horsemanship #horsetrainer #equineprofessional #horsebasics #horsebackriding #sciencebasedtraining #equineeducation #horselessons #dayinthelife #mustangmom

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