Active vs Reactive

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I can say from personal experience that John Lyons is heads above the rest.

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I think an added explanation about reactive and active riders is simply that the active rider ask for a behavior and the reactive rider is responding to a behavior. Love your training/explaining style. For me it bridges the gap between clicker training and natural horsemanship. Versa Buck Branamen I think your approach is smarter.