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Jun 14 12 2:58 PM
sonnet78 wrote:PennysGirl wrote: MissPardonMyFrench wrote: apocalypsepony wrote: Send him to the trainer that doesn't focus on "headset". A headset is the product of correct training, it's not something that you teach them before they know how to properly use themselves. Any trainer that focuses on "teaching them a headset" is doing your horse a disservice.AP has the right of it. I loathe the word 'headset' and the concept behind the idea. Correct training = horse using themselves properly and the head naturally follows. tacos X 1000 I normally don't think there is much harm in working with many different trainers, but a trainer that focuses on a headset first, is not a trainer any horse should be working with, especially when young.Dear god Times a trillion !!! I loathe the term headset as well , it is laziness at its finest in the training world
PennysGirl wrote: MissPardonMyFrench wrote: apocalypsepony wrote: Send him to the trainer that doesn't focus on "headset". A headset is the product of correct training, it's not something that you teach them before they know how to properly use themselves. Any trainer that focuses on "teaching them a headset" is doing your horse a disservice.AP has the right of it. I loathe the word 'headset' and the concept behind the idea. Correct training = horse using themselves properly and the head naturally follows. tacos X 1000 I normally don't think there is much harm in working with many different trainers, but a trainer that focuses on a headset first, is not a trainer any horse should be working with, especially when young.
MissPardonMyFrench wrote: apocalypsepony wrote: Send him to the trainer that doesn't focus on "headset". A headset is the product of correct training, it's not something that you teach them before they know how to properly use themselves. Any trainer that focuses on "teaching them a headset" is doing your horse a disservice.AP has the right of it. I loathe the word 'headset' and the concept behind the idea. Correct training = horse using themselves properly and the head naturally follows.
apocalypsepony wrote: Send him to the trainer that doesn't focus on "headset". A headset is the product of correct training, it's not something that you teach them before they know how to properly use themselves. Any trainer that focuses on "teaching them a headset" is doing your horse a disservice.
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