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Charm, almost four-years old, practices some of her behaviors while standing on the platform. She is also practicing leg lifting, and how to differentiate between cues for smile, no, and ear.
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Charm, is an almost four-year-old Icelandic Horse mare. This is practice on trailer loading using the “send”. We are also working on her “talking”. She is such a ham and loves the camera (maybe it smells like carrots), as well as clicker training.
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Charm is having her first rides as lead-line with a light rider.
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Here we are doing some ground driving with Charm, a 3 1/2 year old Icelandic Horse filly. She is very new to ground driving. She is trained with natural horsemanship and clicker training.
We are using the length of a lead rope (about 10′) for the lines (not long lines).
While we are not using a surcingle in the video, it is much safer to use a surcingle due to the possiblity of the horse getting tangled in the lines.
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Kiwi has mastered how to put all the rings on the peg.
Kiwi est passe maitre dans l’art d’empiler ses anneaux sur la pole.
*** Basicly there is several steps the bird should master to get to there.
1- Make her touch/take the ring
2- drop the ring in my hand (I put my hand under)
3- put the ring in my hand
4- fetch the ring to put it in my hand
5- fetch any object to put in my hand
6- bring the ring while aiming or touching the peg that I hold in my hand (I try to aim the peg in the ring)
7- bird try to put the ring on the pole (understand where it goes)
8- bird succeed to put the ring on the peg
9- bird put all the rings on the peg
Do small sceance of training (~10 min) once a day (each step took me around 2-3 days to learn)
Bird have excellent memory, you dont need to practice everyday, he will remembber each step learned very well.
Do positive training, help the bird to have as many “successes” as possible. ,Reward each little increment along the way. It’s much better to guide him to the right response than to have to correct the bird for a wrong one. If the bird does not do something right, try it again another way so that the bird can be rewarded for the correct moves. Never be negative (say NO) if the bird get stressed or distracted. Training teaches a bird discipline, and as you spend more time observing your bird and its reactions, you will understand it better, and the bird will at the same time also learn better how to respond to you and what pleases you.
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Just some practice with Charm, Icelandic Horse, in playing with a ball and a hoola hoop.
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Charm is a three-year-old Icelandic Horse filly. We are practicing standing at the mounting block. http://iceryder.net
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Charm, a three-year-old Icelandic Horse filly has some fun tooting a horn, ringing a bell, and doing the Unwind Exercise, which is practice in “following a feel”. She is trained with natural horsemanship and clicker training.
We feel that it makes a horse smarter and helps to create a good ‘horsenality’ (good horse personality, which is intelligent, willing, and cooperative).
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This is Charm, a three-year-old Icelandic Horse filly, and we’re playing with clicker training.
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Charm, Icelandic Horse, is having a short mounting practice session with a light rider.
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