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Headlowering - a review of the original question!   Message List  
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Thank-you all for the responses on headlowering. It has been really helpful and
given me lots of improvement steps to the full behaviour.

My original question was really me pondering the two training principles that we
should stick at an exercise long enough to get the benefit but that we also need
to keep things in balance.

It's clear to me now that the full behaviour will take many many training steps
to achieve so the answer seems to be "yes", keep working on it and "no", not all
at once!

Before my thread I had only HL in the field. Yesterday I walked him down the
lane to the yard. We met a stallion in a cart on the way. Rannoch DID lower his
head but pinged it straight up again!...we clearly don't have HL with relaxtion
and duration and in any environment yet and probably won't for months to come!
However I'm taking one of the ideas that came up on the thread and starting to
incorporate HL in my everyday routines.

fantastic that we have a forum to ask the question it makes the whole process so
much more enjoyable!




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Thank-you all for the responses on headlowering. It has been really helpful and given me lots of improvement steps to the full behaviour. My original question...
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... Hi Jeanette, as my horse normally is more calm then other horses, i never had the need to really calm him down in strange situations because there are very...
Heike Uthmann
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Great video showing the full nose-in-the-dirt Heike! And great to hear that it worked to calm him in the ³first² anxious experience he had! Now I just need...
Jane Jackson
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Thanks for the comment. and http://dict.leo.org/ is my best friend ;-) And we learn English at school.... or try to... I learned a lot more after school while...
Heike Uthmann
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I now put some translation of the text in the video in the Videoinformation on the right side. greetings, Heike...
Heike Uthmann
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Jul 3, 2009
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... That's pretty normal. I find if I train it and get it solid under calm conditions then when things are stressed it may turn into a little dip, work at it a...
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