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EPISODE · Oct 28, 2021 · 35 MIN

42. Why I Think You Should Desensitise Your Horse & How To Get Started

from Equestrian Perspective · host Felicity Davies

Ok, desensitising can be a bit of a taboo word in the compassionate horsemanship realm BUT I want to explain why I use that term and why I actually love desensitising, which is why I decided to create this episode! Listen in to hear about: What desensitising IS and ISN'T The benefits if done correctly and why you should consider adding it to your training regime How to get started with your horse Working with horses that have established fears vs those that don't  Prevention from big fear-inducing situations is better than cure and in my opinion, desensitising in a controlled environment first can help you do that.  We owe it to our horses to best prepare them for our human world. Their flight response can only get them so far and sometimes it isn't enough to help them or keep us safe.  There is a better way and I want you to feel empowered to prepare your horse for ANY environment because you can! Happy listening :)   To connect with me on Instagram, click here: -https://www.instagram.com/felicitydavies_/ or jump on my website www.confidentequestrianprogram.com  

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