Understanding how your horse thinks can help you reach your training goals faster and enhance the special bond between horse and rider.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Cherry Hill is an internationally known instructor and horse trainer and has written numerous books, including 101 Arena Exercises for Horse & Rider, Horsekeeping on a Small Acreage, How to Think Like a Horse, What Every Horse Should Know, and Horse Care for Kids. Visit her at www.horsekeeping.com, where you can find information on her books, DVDs, and horsekeeping knowledge.
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Chapter 1: Becoming The Horse Why Think Like a Horse? What a Horse Needs What Horses Don't Like Humans and Horses How to Become Part Horse Chapter 2: The Horse's Senses Vision Hearing Smell and Taste Touch Reflexes Proprioceptive Sense Chapter 3: The Physical Horse Seasonal Changes Digestive System Skeletal System Hoof Growth Chapter 4: The Nature of the Horse Bonding Pecking Order The Battle of the Sexes Horse Play Curiosity or the Investigative Behavior The Nomadic Lifestyle Chapter 5: Routines The Horse's Biological Clock Shelter Self-Preservation Chapter 6: Good Behavior, "Bad" Behavior The Spirit of the Horse Temperament and Attitude Natural Horsekeeping Domestication Pressures Chapter 7: Horse Timelines Life-Stage Characteristics Development Timelines Chapter 8: Communication Reading a Horse's Body Language The Subtleties Vocal Language How to Communicate with Your Horse Voice Commands Chapter 9: Learning The Brain Mental Processes Learning Principles Behavior Modification Behavior Modification Techniques Repetition Shaping Chapter 10: Training Training Philosophy Training Goals Physical Development Content of a Training Session A Typical Training Session Epilogue Glossary Recommended Reading Index
Chapter 1: Becoming The Horse Why Think Like a Horse? What a Horse Needs What Horses Don't Like Humans and Horses How to Become Part Horse Chapter 2: The Horse's Senses Vision Hearing Smell and Taste Touch Reflexes Proprioceptive Sense Chapter 3: The Physical Horse Seasonal Changes Digestive System Skeletal System Hoof Growth Chapter 4: The Nature of the Horse Bonding Pecking Order The Battle of the Sexes Horse Play Curiosity or the Investigative Behavior The Nomadic Lifestyle Chapter 5: Routines The Horse's Biological Clock Shelter Self-Preservation Chapter 6: Good Behavior, "Bad" Behavior The Spirit of the Horse Temperament and Attitude Natural Horsekeeping Domestication Pressures Chapter 7: Horse Timelines Life-Stage Characteristics Development Timelines Chapter 8: Communication Reading a Horse's Body Language The Subtleties Vocal Language How to Communicate with Your Horse Voice Commands Chapter 9: Learning The Brain Mental Processes Learning Principles Behavior Modification Behavior Modification Techniques Repetition Shaping Chapter 10: Training Training Philosophy Training Goals Physical Development Content of a Training Session A Typical Training Session Epilogue Glossary Recommended Reading Index
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