Learn the Language of Horses

Horses communicate in ways we can observe. They each have their own style - just like us! Some are loud and obvious, and some whisper. Often, a glance at one of their communication points is all they need to get the desired result. If they turn the volume up it would look like this: a look, a glare, a pretend bite/kick, and finally an actual bite or kick. Where they look or reach for is important and has been documented. We can teach you how to interpret their language. Horses have learned to ignore us when we try to communicate with them in their language because they are often "disciplined" for answering in their language. Dominance theory has been debunked but many equestrians are left wondering what replaced it. We can teach you!

This is a five lesson course and each lesson is 2 hours long. Groups are kept very small with a maximum of four participants. 

Week 1 - Introduction and overview, practical applications. 
Week 2 - Communication points 1-5
Week 3 - Practice and dig deeper
Week 4 - Communication points 6-12
Week 5 - Review, Q&A, Where do we go from here

***For bio-security, please make sure your clothing and shoes have not been in contact with any other farm animals***