Thank you for sharing all this. You’ve helped me evolve in my horsewomanship❤

You’re the Bob Ross of horses I love you

@MissyWrynHolisticHorseTrainer

3 жыл бұрын

Awe thank YOU 🙏

I learned the breathing in their nose at Medicine Horse Project NV (501c). It was beautiful

Hi Missy, I am enjoying your videos very much. I've recently manifested an opportunity to ride 2 older horses for feeding and cleaning. (My husband thinks I'm crazy...."you're cleaning horse crap for free?!" Ha ha! ) I thought this would be an excellent way to reintroduce myself to being around horses and be able to develop a relationship with them. (t's been over 30 years since I've rode and worked with a horse. I'm so much more aware of my mortality at 52 :) not to mention my ignorance. I was lost on the best way to start working with them. So I've been watching many videos from different trainers. Your videos were the answer. The wholistic joining, 3 foundations & 5 fundamentals are wonderful. Having these tools has given me more confidence. I will start using them this morning!

@MissyWrynHolisticHorseTrainer

7 жыл бұрын

Wonderful Susan that you are living your dream! I'm so glad my methods resonate with you. Enjoy the journey! Missy

Could you please do a video on picking hooves/horses who kick?

Missy you are amazing!

Wow you are the best horse trainer I have ever seen

Cool & thank you

Missy, quick question: I sometimes use treats as positive reinforcement (only with horses who are already respectful and understand food boundaries). I wonder if the action of them eating the treat is the same as when we poke their tongue to invoke the 'lick and chew'. Thoughts? I love your training and would be very interested in your take on this. Many thanks, Cait

That was confusing for me too!! LOL

I love your videos. My question is when I’m working on backing her up, I can’t get her to stand still. She keeps just walking right in front of me. She does not mind being close to me lol. How do I get the distance to work on back.

@MissyWrynHolisticHorseTrainer

4 жыл бұрын

I'm glad that my methods resonate with you. The saying "he who moves the other's feet first is in control" means you must maintain control of your horse's feet at all times in order to maintain your herd leadership. Your horse is genetically wired to require a herd leader at all times, so if she comes into you when you haven't asked, back her up. Control her feet by continuing to jiggle the lead rope making her back-up. If you have to do it several times until she "gets it" that she's not to walk into you unless you ask. CONSISTENCY is KEY, PATIENCE always.......... Hope this helps. If you'd like further consultation I recommend registering on my website at www.missywryn.com/shop?category=Consult. Thank YOU

Hello there Missy..I live in Brisbane, Australia and am looking to study Horemareship, I follow the same belief system as yourself.. Is there someone that you can recommend that teachers your gentle method here in Australia? Kind regards

@MissyWrynHolisticHorseTrainer

8 жыл бұрын

+Sharon Stillman Hi Sharon - thank you for your inquiry. I so wish I had a student in Australia I could refer you to, but I'm working feverishly to recruit and train like minded people to fill this gap. If you know of anyone interested in going through my long distance certification program please share this link site.missywryn.com/Certified_Horse_Trainer.html. In the meantime hopefully someone that is a gentle trainer/like minded person may see this post and contact you. Wishing you all the best. Missy

Help! I did exactly this and she will Come to me running me over or she simply doesn’t move lifting her head instead of backing up.

@MissyWrynHolisticHorseTrainer

3 жыл бұрын

Use your Training Stick to block and control her feet - if you'd like a consultation register on my website at www.missywryn.com/shop?category=Consult or check out my Remote Horse Training support www.missywryn.com/shop/remote-horse-training-with-missy

@MariaFLaRiva

3 жыл бұрын

@@MissyWrynHolisticHorseTrainer I will schedule a consultation thank you

@MissyWrynHolisticHorseTrainer

3 жыл бұрын

You might want to take a look at subscribing for only $1.99/mo (no commitment, just on a monthly basis) which provides you an email consult once a month PLUS participation in the monthly Video Chat where you can ask unlimited questions of me and my Certified MASTERS. Next Video Chat is March 20th. Here's a link to learn more about subscribing >> www.missywryn.com/team-membership

Couldn't a snap make a horse rear?

I'm trying to teach my horse to walk backwards cause she doesn't know personal space, I'm trying to do what you teach but every time I wave the rope around she just stands there or moves to the side 😩 she is 2.

@MissyWrynHolisticHorseTrainer

7 жыл бұрын

I suggest registering for a consultation on my website at www.missywryn.com/Horse-Consultations_c86.htm, or take the Training the Whole Horse course at gentlehorseacademy.pathwright.com/library/. Wishing you a great day!

What breed is that horse?????😘🤩😍🥰

missy can I msg? u I want to go bit less I jus love your training methods they are the only ones my horse really responds to. I have some ? for u.

@MissyWrynHolisticHorseTrainer

8 жыл бұрын

+Stormy Riddle you can email Info@MissyWryn.com

How to win trust in a horse that been abused?. He will only let me touch his face.

:)

Wholistic is this a new method in training horses????