Having horses is one of the most exciting things in life. These beautiful animals are powerful, beautiful, and extremely intelligent. Of course, they also represent the huge investment of time and money. However, with proper planning, proper equipment, and a high-quality horse fence, you can spend less time on care and more time enjoying your pets.
The relationship between man and the horse is permanent. But dealing with animals is always easier and more enjoyable if you are compassionate and understanding. To be able to relate to horses, you need to understand their pychology, in order to anticipate the reaction of horses you must understand how they think and why they behave in certain ways. Good understanding also builds confidence on both sides — man and equine.
When faced with a threatening situation, the horse's nature is that of flying, so its view of life is more of a risk than an attack. As humans, we have a pattern of reaction and attitude that depends on our upbringing and our knowledge. It is similar to horses, which is why careful management and training in advance are very important.
We can never expect the horse to be in conflict with its nature, that is, never to be afraid or wary - but with good training we can control these feelings and show the horse, in a positive way, that the situation or thing does not need. scared.
Horses are friendly animals, hosted by other horses, and other friendly creatures. Even stable domesticated horses establish their own 'pecking order'.
A horse at the end of the line may be more expensive when meal time comes or, as many senior riders report, their star-studded star kicking off a stable door demanding attention first if it takes it as a 'rider' entering the stable in the morning. .
It is well-known that the horse responds favorably to the praise and encouragement of its trainer or rider in order to overcome its natural instincts and to be uncontrolled. ‘Break-in’, a term that was once associated with the initial state of a small horse to carry a rider, is now often replaced by words such as ‘start’, greatly reducing the sense of domination.
From the crippled child who fearlessly enjoys the horse company as part of the treatment to the most successful international competition combinations, the same obligation - that of trust and empathy between the rider and the horse - is developed.
The horse views its interactions with people as part of its ‘herd’ in the dominance of the herd, the human rider and the ingenious skill of the trainer make him successful. This is why the man / horse relationship has worked well for a few thousand years, and humans can control an animal by its power and energy many times over.
Passengers in their previous classes will be told ‘Don’t panic’. Although at this stage the rider has to learn from an experienced horse so he should be able to rest, the fact that horses need reassurance and protection is something to be remembered and cultivated from the beginning of the riding career.
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