Why clicker training might not be my go to with new equine clients

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Lead a Horse to Water

Trudi Dempsey

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5 days ago

Lost in the sea of horse training? Step aboard for evidence based equine training and behaviour content. Listen to professionals and enthusiasts from the world of horse training and behaviour as well as associated areas of the equine world. Trudi Dempsey is an English equine trainer and behaviour consultant, specialising in positive reinforcement.

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Why clicker training might not be my go to with new equine clients

Lead a Horse to Water

16 minutes 46 seconds

9 months ago

Why clicker training might not be my go to with new equine clients

I don't always recommend clicker training as a first option when I start working with a new client. Why? Well take a listen as I talk through a specific example and explain ways that I might add some R+ based training without the pressure of the trainer carrying food and having to be great at timing and mechanics.

How do I square this with working inside a LIMA framework?

As always questions and comments are welcome!

Email me at trudi@equine.training