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Getting Firm With Your Horse
Horsemanship
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1m 29s
You need to set boundaries with your horse on the ground. Sometimes this means getting firm with your horse so he respects your cues and personal space. Natural horsemanship instructor Monique Potts explains the difference between getting firm with your horse and scaring your horse and why you need to be firm with him.
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