“I feel like I am rushing through steps with my training, do you have any advice for me on how I can set my animals up for success?”

“I feel like I am rushing through steps with my training, do you have any advice for me on how I can set my animals up for success?”And honestly? If you’re asking yourself that question… you’re probably already doing better than you think.Because the people worrying about going too fast are usually the people trying hardest to listen to the animal in front of them.In this episode, we get into: Why trainers need to set themselves up for success too  Why reducing your training days can sometimes improve progress  Why training the environment matters just as much as training the task  Person, Environment, Task (PET)  How to know when to stop before excitement turns into greed  The “Drop, Stick and Go” framework  The 3 D’s (or 5 D’s depending on who you ask)  And what to do when progress slips during shaping plans, without just endlessly repeating old ground Because good training isn’t about cramming more in.It’s about knowing when to pause. When to simplify. When to support.  And when to stop chasing progress for the sake of feeling productive.—Got a question or training situation you want us to unpack? Send us a voice note.Your animal. Your question. Your chaos. And we’ll work through it in a future episode. Real cases. Real answers. Real madness. Meet Your HostsBarbara Hardman (Bright Horse Equiation)www.brighthorse.ie📧[email protected] ☎️+353 85 143 8688 Jen Nash (The Equine Method)www.theequinemethod.co.uk📧 [email protected] ☎️+44 7902920923