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Beyond a Whisper, Ryan Gingerich
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Overview Training Horses with a New Language from The Behaviorist
Description RYAN GINGERICH with Ami Hendrickson People like to think that horses can relate to them in a human way. Or vice versa, says The Behaviorist, Ryan Gingerich. But, a human can never be the dominant mare in the herd's pecking order (as we're so often advised). We don't have the same movements, reflexes, timing, or innate understanding of equine body language and non-verbal communication. So don't worry about where you fit in the herd's hierarchy. Just train your horse. With Ryan's help, you will: "Think outside the round pen"--nomore "chasing your horse" into submission Develop a simple training language that you and your horse understand "Meet your horse in the middle"--you don't have to think like him, and he doesn't have to think like you Learn to consistently assess your horse's behavior before attempting to problem-solve--Observe, Evaluate, Plan, Act Avoid the pitfalls related to commonly used methods of flooding, desensitizing, punishment, and "learned helplessness" It is with this commonsense, just do it tenet in mind that Ryan approaches rehabilitating and retraining horses with such classic conflict behaviors as bucking, rearing, bolting, kicking, and refusing to load. Through experience and study with some of the biggest names in equine and animal behavioral research, Ryan has developed a way to safely work with your horse until you delete his bad behavior and replace it with a desirable one. Ryan Gingerich began his professional horse career as a trail guide then completed a national training certification program where he continued working after graduation. His ability to work with troubled horses was put to good use there, and he developed a bond with these horses that today has him branded as The Behaviorist. Hardback, 166 pages