Give And Take Horsemanship
About
I TRAVEL TO YOU AND YOUR HORSE TO YOUR BARN OR EVEN HOME. I teach training level Dressage begginer jump lessons Western trail and Bareback Wild horse starting and all round horsemanship! I work to bring out the best between you and your horse.
22 for a one hour mustang colt training lesson with my horse you come to me non Rideing lessons
35 for a one hour lesson with your horse I come to you
I love to see people learn to ride I love to teach. I want to see people build a strong relationship with their horses. Sadly so many people don't know they couse thier horses pain discomfort and or fear. I want the relationship with your horse to continue to get better. Safety is a big thing for me to I have seen people get hurt by horses and horses by people there are always things we can do to prevent accidents!! In order for you to have a good relationship with your horse you and your horse need to respect love and trust each other he needs to know your number one and will always take care of him and you need to know you have the tools to do just that in your Rideing body language in any way you communicate with him.
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What is your typical process for working with a new student?
I only teach those who have their own horse or a horse they can ride. I don't have a lesson horse right now. I have a mustang colt and an older wild mustang that I got from the wild I do offer one on one colt training classes in dallas please let me know if you are interested. Asplease note my mustang class is a non Rideing class all groundwork training. As of my older horse I need to train him a little more first. I start a first lesson with watching them with their horse watching what they know and or don't know I get to know them and thier horse. I continue to help them in their Rideing and help them bond with thier horse even more. If you take my mustang class I start with guideing you through the basics we will first start with talking about wild horses so my student can get a better understanding where they are coming from and safety. We start with pretending the horse was like when I first got it UNTOUCHED. We will go over approaching a wild horse how to get the first touch and go on from their of how we can get the horse to trust us.