Horsenality

In this episode, Rick explores the concept of horse personalities with Linda Parelli in Colorado.
The Horse Show with Rick Lamb episode 325

[@jolenewilliams7080]

Does this mean there are different training techniques for different horsenalities? If my horse is a left brain introvert would I use different methods than if he was an extrovert?

[@MysticalCowgirl]

This Lady Is Friggin COOL! Innovative, Inspiring, and Down Right Plain FUN !

[@leealexander3507]

My arabian stallion, according to this, is a pretty extreme left brain extrovert. I find him endlessly amusing. A perfect match for me. Unfortunately most people dislike him, fear him, or both. The few people I know who are very confident with horses like him a lot.

[@damianclyde9250]

i know im asking the wrong place but does anybody know a method to log back into an Instagram account..? I somehow forgot my password. I would love any help you can give me

[@micahkairo2534]

@Damian Clyde Instablaster =)

[@horsehelp4you]

brilliant. I respect both these people so much!

[@leealexander3507]

That's a cute mare.

[@truthwillwin3]

THANKs for that VIDEO!

[@nbayoungboa]

Shush bozo

[@karenmiller8507]

love it

[@paulasmith6353]

This is not new. The Parelli's are good trainers, but they really aren't making any new discoveries about training. They are very good at marketing themselves and their products. I did all their techniques before they ever became famous. Too bad I didn't market myself better.

[@salgaldenco]

BAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Pat and Linda have never said they discovered these traits and techniques for horses. They put it all in systematic educational/teaching formats. They know how to present and market through a great deal of business development and financial risk, product development, manufacturing, promotion, extensive travel and presentation, years of experience and good old hard work. They constantly give praise to their mentors. You should learn to be so humble.