by Britta | Being Herd 🐎 | Oct 11, 2024 | Uncategorized
1. The Paradox: When Words Sound Gentle but Actions Say Otherwise Warwick Schiller has built a wide audience by repositioning himself—from a former natural horsemanship trainer to someone now often associated with softness, presence, and consent in horse training. His...
by Britta | Being Herd 🐎 | Oct 6, 2024 | Uncategorized
The natural language of horses has developed over thousands of years. This language consists of subtle body signals, sounds, and other behaviors that have clear meanings within the herd, depending on the situation and the horse using them. These communication methods...
by Britta | Being Herd 🐎 | Oct 3, 2024 | Uncategorized
Our problem in today’s society: We have forgotten what true leadership means. Some politicians or corporate leaders thrive on power games. Their leadership is built on threats, intimidation, and the idea that to win, someone else has to lose. In today’s society,...
by Britta | Being Herd 🐎 | Aug 3, 2024 | Uncategorized
Wild horse herd structures in nature are essential for their well-being and survival. By exploring these natural dynamics, we can gain valuable insights into our domestic horses’ behavior, relationships, and interactions. Let’s take a closer look at how wild herds...
by Britta | Being Herd 🐎 | May 11, 2024 | Uncategorized
That the dominance theory is outdated should not come as news to most horse or dog people. However, why is it still the foundation for most training methods in the equestrian world today? The problem, as I see it, lies in the fact that pure scientific explanations...
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