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Out-Of-Class Experience In Horse Training

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For my out-of-class experience, I chose to learn how to train a horse. I took the time out of a Saturday with a friend in College Station that trains horses, to learn how to train a horse and ended up learning a lot about horses in general, horse training, and myself. During my session, I learned that you must be firm, but fair. Teaching in pain and fear is not beneficial for the horse, nor the trainer. The goal in horse training is to make the horse want what the trainer wants so that both can enjoy a mutually symbiotic and professional relationship. A method of obtaining this goal, is the Natural Horsemanship method. Through watching the trainer’s actions, and experiencing the same actions as I trained, I realized that using the Natural Horsemanship

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