Stop A Jiggy Trail Horse

[@Northcarolinacowgirl]

Great sound advice! To me, the hardest part of teaching your horse something on the trail isn’t the teaching of the horse but the other people you ride with being willing to help you and not cause more problems. For example, if you need to do some circles and get your horse focused on you again, making sure that the other rider(s) are ok to stop as many times as it takes and not walk off and cause more anxiety in your horse. Good communication with humans and horses is important and it took me a long time to get that.

[@remounthorsemanship6592]

Oh yes trail partners are very important for sure. Thanks for watching.

[@Foxiepawstotti]

Great video, I'm British and we say jogging not jigging being jiggy is something else entirely in Britain (enough said)lol. But I would agree with the one rein solution too. I didn't realise that some people just sit on horses thinking about other stuff, I'm always conversing with my horse, with any animal I'm around, because why else are you there? That really shocked me when you said that, because, like yourself I keep in touch with my mount, all the time!

[@Gracieshorse]

I’ve actually had to do circles around the group !

[@remounthorsemanship6592]

Ya man.