Pear Tree Ranchin 030: Problem Horse Series, are we ever gonna ride this horse??? Of course!

[@audreygregis8721]

When people don't like what you are doing to this horse, they have to remember, you are undoing what someone else did...or didn't do. You have such a good teaching ability to help humans learn from you.

[@peartreeranch]

Thanks for the support!

[@SusanSheehan-k5z]

So sorry .... but why would anyone find fault with this thinking man's approach to this horse? I think he is fantastic!

[@lisazappolo9989]

This one has a lot of food for thought. There were some moments of exquisite "shoulders in."

[@peartreeranch]

Thank you, shoulders in is a major go to to help fix rearing issues.

[@marehann2782]

You truly are amazing and born to do this . teach horses helping humans to understand . I'm grateful that u lets us watch and u share thank you

[@peartreeranch]

Thank you!!

[@KayHenson-o4q]

Love this. Just came from Ryan Rose

[@arleneehrlinspiel5232]

Subscribed and watching the progress of this horse. The horse is very lucky to have you training him, you have the patience he needs. I came from Ryan Rose channel and find both of your training methods to be the best. Thank you for all your work in creating the videos.

[@peartreeranch]

Thanks so much, he will be back for continuing ed next month. His owner is very happy! Glad you found us!

[@rachelmerz2122]

He has come such a long way!! You’ve done an amazing job with him, and I am so glad I found you through Ryan Rose. Can’t wait to follow the rest of his journey!

[@peartreeranch]

Thank you! We love this horse and his journey is a great one to watch.

[@daedreamshelties]

He needs to put the two things together. Head down, relaxed,and movement. He has some confusion. I love that you and the owners are taking the time to help him understand.

[@peartreeranch]

Yep!

[@alirainwater786]

Great progress. Really helps me to see why this horse was a rearer and flipper. Thoroughly enjoying this series.

[@peartreeranch]

This horse made huge changes and really was enjoyable. Excited to share the rest!

[@joanarmstrong6552]

A lucky horse to have an owner that would seek out such a good trainer. She must have a big heart for such a troubled horse. Great lesson on all training occurs in transitions even from go to whoa. Thank you for sharing.

[@peartreeranch]

Thanks for watching! His owner is wonderful, you'll get to see her in the last few episodes when we do the handover.

[@KM-lu7nh]

He's made great progress.

[@bobbiemooser7417]

I love what you are doing. Good boy Cisco❤

[@peartreeranch]

Thanks!

[@sidilicious11]

Thank you for this series. It’s just what I need to see right now.

[@peartreeranch]

Thank you for following along!

[@kayjones8805]

Did he ever rear up with you ?

[@peartreeranch]

After this first month he did not. He came back for another month that fall and on the last day right before his owner took him home he did rear with her. I got on and it was more about how she was using the reins so he stayed a third month and we worked on her learning to use a stick to ride and not clam up on the reins. Made a huge improvement and they have been amazing since!

[@lambsend]

@@peartreeranch Thanks for that update, Jake. I have seen you and Ryan on Parelli videos. Wow, you guys take it to the next level of teaching. You both have helped me understand so much more. So grateful for the internet as I don't have the lifestyle or means to get to many clinics. Thanks again for using your talents and skills to help horses and humans!