TRUE HORSEMANSHIP
Feeling of the Body Language = True Horsemanship
Horsemanship is as old as the origin of a horse. New instruments and training methods originated together with origination of new horse breeds, but the body language, which is used by horses to communicate and cooperate slowly backed out.
If you want to understand what the horse is trying to say with its body and how strong this message is, you have to perceive all these signals together and your body reactions have to be correspondent with them.
I am still learning the horse body language and I doubt that any person would ever learn to understand horse body language as horses themselves can!
Despite of this you can master this language so well so that you would first attract the attention of the horse and then learn it to respect you not because of fear and apprehension but on the basis of trust and discipline.
We ignore many times signals of our horses, let's change it! Many answers are in this method.
