Noche Miller on Whorls, World Records, and Faith (Part 2/2)

(Part 2 of 2): In this conversation, Noche discusses her new book on horse whorls, emphasizing the significance of body whorls in understanding equine movement. She addresses common skepticism surrounding whorlology, providing scientific backing for the relationship between whorls and horse temperament and movement. The discussion also touches on the importance of community engagement in research, the interplay between whorls and training, and the spiritual lessons learned from caring for animals. Noche reflects on how her faith informs her approach to animal care, highlighting the compassionate responsibility of caretaking. Noche and Morgan discuss the intricacies of horse training, emphasizing the importance of kindness, patience, and positive reinforcement. Noche reflects on her experiences with different horses, the challenges of training, and the joy of achieving a Guinness World Record for the most tricks performed by a horse in three minutes. Noche shares about the significance of building trust and communication with animals, and how training can be a fun and rewarding experience for both horse and trainer if trainers listen to their animals and adapt their methods accordingly, ultimately fostering a deeper connection and understanding.Check out Noche's new book here: https://a.co/d/3Docs87Find Noche at:www.horsewhorls.comwww.horsetricks101.comTo support True Heart Healing, visit us at www.the-daily-ride.comMusic from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/kite-flight/towards-the-lightLicense code: S6ZTE4BT2OKQTDHM