What can clicker training do for you and your horse?

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FREE! Equine Learning Teleseminars beginning March 2

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New Clicker Training Book by Leslie Pavlich

There are a few horse training books books out already about clicker training horses but I say the more the merrier because each person has their own voice and way of explaining training lessons. So if you are having trouble wrapping your mind around the lesson in with one book you can try another. I find that with each new book I read on the same subject that I pick up more knowledge from the different points of view.

Leslie Pavlich’s new paperback book is named: Clicker Training: Colt Starting the Natural Horse and it is available now at Amazon.com.

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Free* call with Linda Tellington-Jones of TTouch Wednesday November 28, 2007

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Touching horses – teaching horses

Bonding, de-stressing, relaxing – all enhanced through the magic of touch

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Alexandra Kurland equine clinic in Arkansas Feb 16 and 17, 2008

Dolores Arste is hosting an Intro horse training clinic on clicker training horses with Alex for Feb 16 and 17, 2008 in southwest Arkansas. Based on the people she has heard from so far she thinks they are going to have an “advanced beginner” clinic and some very interesting horses.

Dolores would love to have other experienced trainers and horses there too.
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Clicker Training for the Horse 101

This brand new 10 week course on clicker training equines has been added to PENZANCE’S Online Educational Series and begins November 12th

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Teaching your horse to love learning!! Horse Clicker Training Clinic

Alexandra Kurland Equine Clicker Training Pioneer is coming to Hatfield, AR February 16-17, 2008.

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Equine learning opportunity with Stacie Westfall

Discover her horse training secrets.

Dolores Arste of zenhorsemanship.com has lined up Stacie Westfall to be interviewed on her next Clicker Trainer’s Conference call for April 9th.

Dolores sent me the following info on this very special *free call…

I can’t believe that Stacie’s fire to become a horse trainer was fueled at a John Lyons Symposium in Maine. I was actually there!

Stacy grew up in Maine where she rode any horse she could find. She started riding on a Shetland Pony named Misty who was trained to rear on command. Stacy trained her first colt at 14–a $150 project horse.

Now several (I won’t say how many) years later, Stacy Westfall, of Mt. Gilead, Ohio, is no stranger to the competition arena. She was the first woman to compete in and the first woman to win Read the rest of this entry