This training method was first developed for use on large
marine mammals. Many dog trainers have since adopted
the method with huge success. Its crossover to the equine
training world is relatively recent. But this has not
stopped it rapidly growing in popularity. The “clicker” works
as a marker or bridge signal that lets the horse know
he has done the correct behaviour and a reward (food!)
will follow. It can take as little as ten minutes for
your horse to work this out and then he really starts
to think about his actions and what he can do next to
earn another treat. Just the sight of a bum bag, target
stick etc can get the horse running to his owner for
his next training session!
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