In 2000, the first two horses arrived at our farm. Two Belgian fillies who had never been touched by human hands. Not the smartest purchase for basically "first time buyers". Forced onto a trailer at 3 months, the sorry result of these actions lead us to find a better way to build a trusting relationship between horse and human. It has been an 8 year journey so far, not without some scrapes and bruises, yet it will continue for a lifetime as we share our passion with you.
Join us in the journey as we promote a better understanding of the equine language. It doesn't matter if all you know is how horses are "traditionally" trained, handled and cared for. It doesn't matter if you don't know a thing about horses. This is your fresh start, so follow along with us as some "old traditionals" and complete "newbies" learn how to use principles that transform the horse/human relationship into something extraordinary!
Nice professional looking site, Allison. I hope you share often. I miss our horse play days together and especially hearing all that your crew is learning and experiencing as you live and learn with your horse partners and family.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to reading more. The pictures look great. None of Parade and you, I noticed!
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ReplyDeleteThe site is very interesting about farm and natural horsemanship center, the relationship between horse and human is much more old. From the old age men like them and keep in his private farm and spend much for them. Thanks a lot.
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