Insights Into the World Of Wild Horses
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In my blog posts, we explore natural horse behavior, social communication, and what it really means to lead naturally. Wild horses live in balance – something our horses still long for. Here, I share stories, insights, and reflections to help you become a trusted partner in your horse’s world. 👉 Want to go deeper? Download your free guide:
WIld. Honest. Real.
This blog invites you to question old ideas, clear up common myths, and see horses through the honest lens of wild herds. Find real insights and clear examples you can use every day to live and lead in a way that makes sense to your horse.
Who’s Really Leading Your Herd at Home? And Are They Meant to Lead?
Let’s talk about something that’s easy to overlook when we think about our horses at home: Who’s actually leading your herd? In domestic herds, there’s always at least one horse that steps up to take on the role of leader. It could be a confident gelding or a...
Horses Don’t Play Power Games – So Why Do We? Wild Horses Meet Politics.
Our problem in today’s society: We have forgotten what true leadership means. Politicians like Donald Trump 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, dominance is...
Common Misconceptions PART 1: Why Backing Up a Horse doesn’t solve Problems
Observing wild horses - or those recently removed from the wild - offers us a rare glimpse into authentic equine behavior. These horses, untouched by early human conditioning, respond to us with raw and honest feedback. Their actions are deeply rooted in natural herd...
The Warwick Schiller Paradox: True Consent in Horse Training
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...
Meeting the Horse in its World: Natural Horse Language vs. Conditioning
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...
From Fear to Friendship: My Journey of Reconnecting with Horses and Discovering Myself.
Like many young girls, I rode horses in my youth but stopped around age 16. Many years later, in my mid-thirties, I rediscovered my love for horses but sought a completely different approach than in my youth, where control was emphasized over relationship. Much later,...
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Hi, I’m Britta
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Natural Leadership | Evolutionary Psychology | Wild Horses
I believe our Horses tell Stories about us and our Relationship and that it’s our unique Ability to read and guide each other that will allow us to create a Bond beyond what we’ve ever hoped for. Let me inspire you to learn from wild Horses how we can establish a more natural communication with each other – without conditioning and conflicts.
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