Gincy Self Bucklin - What Your Horse Wants You to Know: What Horses' "Bad" Behavior Means, and How to Correct It

How to successfully listen to and communicate with a horse Working with horses presents novice and even expert handlers with some problems unlike those found with other animals. Most misbehavior of horses is the result of lack of comprehension on the part of the horse--and this is the result of a lack of communication skills on the part of the handler. What Your Horse Wants You to Know provides highly accessible advice by a renowned expert that helps handlers get out of trouble before it escalates. Organized by behaviors, it enables readers to find out immediately what a horse is trying to say and offers clear, concise, concrete directions for dealing with each particular problem. The book offers step-by-step advice in carrying trust and confidence over into riding, resulting in a safer, more secure horse/rider interaction and fewer long-term problems.