Here's how to add energy to a lazy horse! LIVE

Well, it usually isn't a horse being lazy, but a horse either not knowing what you want or a horse who has no reason to do what you want. So how can we help a horse understand and want to do what we ask?
In this video I show you the very simple technique that gets you energy.
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[@jenniferernste9403]

Hello from Wyoming!

[@feliciachitwood9400]

I don't know if you have been asked this question already what kind of treats do you feed I buy Treats but on the bag it says must not feed more than four treats per day they're very healthy carrot peppermint honey from Purina I see that you give it more I used to train dogs for dog shows and with them cheese worked really good and in small increments it does not hurt to feed them I am just curious with horses because you are the only one that I see using in a positive reinforcement I give treats when we get back from a horse ride and they don't give me no trouble or when I'm training them but again due to only so many per a day it limits what I can do

[@Volkslady]

Hi from Mint Hill, NC! I love your methods and advice! Works beautifully with my boy! ❤️

[@HelenRigbyPhotographer]

I’m guessing I could apply this principle to lunging 🤔 didn’t think of this before!

[@IvyS]

Absolutely!!!

[@gins8781]

In which video do you discuss spur use? The horse I ride is unresponsive to leg cues, but even a very gentle touch with spurs motivates him forward. I don’t like using them but it’s very tiring to ride him without. I’m told he’s afraid of the crop and freaks out, so I’ve never tried it. He’s my sister’s horse but I ride him often on 3-4 hour trail rides. He trots and paces, which is bone jarring for me, but I have gotten him to give me a nice gait….with a touch of spur. I suspect leg cues confuse him because his previous owner was a beginner who became afraid and used his legs to hang on while trying to get a stop. My sis occasionally lets friends ride him and idk what they may be doing to him. He’s VERY forward at a canter and I’ve had to bend his nose to my knee to stop him. I think there’s a great horse in him somewhere but don’t know how to help him when all my sis does is trail ride with him.

[@rackedtilmax]

What's wrong with his hind leg??

[@mashacalico6161]

His hind legs look so uncomfortable. It it part of his breed?