How to Manage a Horse with Dangerous Ground Behavior

🐎Horses with high energy and sharpness can exhibit dangerous behavior on the ground.

🤝The key to managing dangerous behavior is teaching the horse self-awareness and self-management.

⚡️Exercises that focus on releasing tension and changing the direction of energy in the horse's body are crucial.

🐴Separating yourself from the horse and guiding them to become aware of their own body is important in the training process.

🔄Improving coordination and teaching the horse an order of movement will help them control their energy and behavior.

How can I manage a horse with dangerous ground behavior?

—Teach the horse self-awareness and self-management, focus on releasing tension, and change the direction of energy in their body.

What exercises are helpful in managing dangerous ground behavior?

—Exercises that improve coordination and teach the horse an order of movement, such as stepping forward and crossing behind, are beneficial.

What should I do if the horse's behavior becomes dangerous?

—If the horse's behavior poses a risk to themselves or others, seek professional help from an experienced horse trainer or behaviorist.

How long does it take to see improvements in a horse's ground behavior?

—The time it takes for a horse to improve their ground behavior depends on several factors, including their individual temperament and previous experiences, so it can vary.

Can dangerous ground behavior be completely eliminated?

—While it may be possible to significantly improve a horse's ground behavior, complete elimination of dangerous behavior is not always guaranteed. It's important to continue consistent training and reinforcement.

00:10Horses with high energy and sharpness can exhibit dangerous behavior on the ground.

02:10Teaching the horse self-awareness and self-management is key in managing dangerous behavior.

04:30Exercises that focus on releasing tension and changing the direction of energy in the horse's body are crucial.

08:20Separating yourself from the horse and guiding them to become aware of their own body is important in the training process.

12:10Improving coordination and teaching the horse an order of movement will help them control their energy and behavior.