Horse trainer Clinton Anderson talks about safely handling fresh, reactive horses. The key to dealing with fresh horses is to not get in the saddle until you have your horse's attention and respect on the ground.
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Clinton Anderson shows you how to load your horse in your trailer quickly or in the presence of an emergency.
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Pawing is a way of saying, “Feed me now!” Clinton Anderson explains why your horse paws at feeding time and how to stop the behavior.
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Horse trainer Clinton Anderson explains how to fix common problems that come up when cross-tying horses.
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Clinton Anderson explains that when a horse constantly tosses his head he likely has one of a few things going on. He might have a dental issue and the bit could be irritating him and making him feel uncomfortable. Before you do anything else, you should have his teeth looked at by an equine dentist and get any issues fixed. After you’ve ruled out a dental issue, you’re looking at a couple possible causes.
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Horses that misbehave in group situations are a hazard to themselves and others. Horse trainer Clinton Anderson explains how to safely handle a horse that bites and kicks others.
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Horse trainer Clinton Anderson talks about common horse behavioral problems that happen in the stall and how to overcome them. Horse trainer Clinton Anderson talks about common horse behavioral problems that happen in the stall and how to overcome them.
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Clinton Anderson explains the purpose behind his "catch rope," and how the simple piece of equipment can be used in a variety of situations.
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An incorrectly tied halter can lead to a number of problems. In this video, horse trainer Clinton Anderson demonstrates the correct way to tie a rope halter.
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Horse trainer Clinton Anderson explains why he prefers to use a lead rope that is longer than conventional ropes found in most tack stores.
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Clinton Anderson talks about how to get a horse to go down the trail at the speed and gait you set him at by using the exercise Controlled Cruising.
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Horse trainer Clinton Anderson explains how to build your horse's confidence when confronted with spooky objects on the trail. This lesson is an excerpt from Clinton's Fundamentals in Action on the Trail Series.
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Rearing is a very dangerous situation for both horse and rider. If left uncorrected, it is a problem that only gets worse. Horse trainer Clinton Anderson explains that the key to understanding how to fix your horse’s problem is to first understand that it’s just a symptom of a cause. A horse doesn’t rear for the fun of it; he rears because he falls into one of two categories.
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Clinton Anderson explains how to train a horse to stop jigging on the trail. This lesson is an excerpt from Clinton's Fundamentals in Action on the Trail Series.
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Is your horse too busy eyeing his next meal on the trail rather than paying attention to you? Use horse trainer Clinton Anderson's easy steps to put yourself back in control and re-program your horse to think twice about giving in to a snack attack.
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Horse trainer Clinton Anderson explains how to safely fix a barn-sour problem with a horse. This lesson is an excerpt from Clinton's Fundamentals in Action on the Trail Series.
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In this training session, Clinton Anderson teaches rescue horse Cider how to confidently go into water. Clinton and Cider also tackle gullies and other natural obstacles.
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In this training session, Clinton Anderson continues to advance rescue horse Cider's training and explains how to develop a secure, independent seat as a rider.
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Question: When I tie her up after a training session, she paws the entire time and makes huge holes. Do I untie her and keep working her, or do I ignore this destructive behavior?
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Horse trainer Clinton Anderson explains how to safely handle a horse that spooks on the trail. This lesson is an excerpt from Clinton's Fundamentals in Action on the Trail Series.
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Horse trainer Clinton Anderson explains how to refine lead changes with his performance horse Pluto.
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Horse trainer Clinton Anderson explains how to begin liberty work with a horse. This training session took place at Clinton's Downunder Horsemanship Ranch Rally in Stephenville, Texas.
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Horse trainer Clinton Anderson explains how to correct a horse that is buddy sour on the trail.
A police officer who was severely injured in the line of duty realizes with Clinton's help that there are no barriers to achieving her horsemanship dreams.
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Head-shy horses make haltering and bridling nearly impossible and downright dangerous with their head tossing, pulling away and even rearing up or striking out. If your horse cops an attitude when you try to work around his head, this lesson is your step-by-step guide to taking away his fear.
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Horse trainer Clinton Anderson helps country music star Clay Walker prepare his colt for the first ride.
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Through desensitizing, horse trainer Clinton Anderson works with a horse that is afraid of plastic bags.
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Horse trainer Clinton Anderson explains how to train a horse to be a safe, willing and confident trail partner.
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Horse trainer Clinton Anderson shows horsemen how to safely introduce their horses to obstacles.
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The first six weeks of a horse’s life under saddle are the most crucial to a successful future. Clinton explains his approach to colt starting with a wild mustang named Ransom and gives you inside access to his acclaimed Colt Starting Series. In this episode, you’ll witness Ransom go from untouched to riding confidently outside the arena on a loose rein.
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Horse trainer Clinton Anderson teaches a frustrated owner how to fix a trailer-loading problem.
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A horse that lies down and rolls while you’re working with him is dangerous because he can crush you. Clinton shows you how to stop a horse from laying down.
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Told repeatedly to get rid of their spooky, reactive horse, a couple reaches out to horse trainer Clinton Anderson in a last-ditch effort to save their horse.
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Clinton Anderson shows how to teach a horse to stand still while being mounted.
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Although rare, every once in a while you’ll come across the odd horse that consistently lags behind the other horses on a group ride. Horse trainer Clinton Anderson explains that there are two common reasons why your horse is lagging behind the other horses.
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Horse trainer Clinton Anderson explains why your horse paws when he's tied up and how to stop the behavior.
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Horse trainer Clinton Anderson demonstrates how to safely teach your horse to be confident about crossing water obstacles.
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Some horses get in the habit of stopping in the middle of the trail and refusing to go forward. They will either stick their feet in the ground and stand still or actually run backwards. In this video, horse trainer Clinton Anderson explains that there are generally two reasons horses suddenly stop and run backwards and how to handle the situation.
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Horse trainer Clinton Anderson explains how to correct a horse that mouths on your clothes and chews on lead ropes.
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Clinton works with owner Nikki to end her horse George’s bucking problem.
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In this training session, Clinton Anderson introduces rescue horse Cider to three types of hobbles and teaches the mare to lie down.
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Rescue horse Cider’s training continues to progress as Clinton Anderson focuses on teaching the mare Fundamentals level exercises, including Yielding the Hindquarters, Lunging for Respect, and Flexing the Head and Neck. Clinton also begins teaching Cider how to stand tied quietly by using the Aussie Tie Ring and explains how to desensitize a horse to a blanket and fly mask.
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Horse trainer Clinton Anderson explains how to build the trust and respect of a horse that has been through a life-threatening experience. The Method is the perfect solution for regaining the trust of a traumatized horse.
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When it comes to raising foals, a lot of people make the mistake of only loving and rubbing on them and then wonder why their cute babies grow up to be 1,000-pound terrors. If you want a horse to be a respectful, safe partner, you have to prove to him that you're a knowledgeable leader and show him what is expected of him by desensitizing him.
Horse trainer Clinton Anderson works with a frustrated horse owner to get the buck out of his horse.
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Horse trainer Clinton Anderson shows a young owner how body language can be used to communicate with her deaf horse.
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In this training session, you'll learn all about his approach to training foals, weanlings and yearlings and how the right start ensures a fun, enjoyable partnership between you and your horse.
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Clinton Anderson transforms a rescue horse with bucking problems into a calm, willing partner.
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Clinton Anderson shows a frustrated horseman how to catch and control a dangerous horse so that his family is not fearful.
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Clinton Anderson helps a couple fix their horse's bucking problem.
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Clinton Anderson explains how to fix a horse that kicks.
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Clinton works with Joe and his horse Blue to get his extreme aggression under control.
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Clinton Anderson works with Lisa and her horse Dusty to stop him from bucking.
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Working with Cider, Clinton chronicles the training of a rescue horse.
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In this video, learn how to properly wash and care for your horse’s tail.
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Learn the fundamentals of how to gain control and respect of a horse.
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Clinton shows a horsewoman how to gain the respect and trust of her aggressive horse.
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Clinton helps a frightened owner gain respect and control of her dangerous horse.
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