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The underlying principle is operant conditioning. The horse is made to move until winded and it wants to stop. When it stops, it must tolerate being in the trainer's proximity. If it does not, then it is made to move again. Therefore, the horse (usually) figures out for itself that it will be more comfortable to stand still and accept the presence of the human than to become more tired by running in circles as an attempt to escape.
It is possible to use this method in an abusive manner if the trainer does not pay very close attention to the horse's physical state, and if the trainer does not "reward the slightest try" by backing off on the pressure for the horse to move.
It is possible for a horse to become injured by overwork, or it may attempt to climb out of the pen, or injure its legs on the hardware of the pen, if it is pressured to move with too much urgency.
The round penning technique is not really a "horse training" method so much as it is a "horse taming" method. There are a few horses that are so nervous and sensitive that the method may be ineffective.
The effectiveness of the method actually has nothing to do with "love." With this horse taming method, the horse is not motivated by receiving love from the trainer. The horse is motivated by receiving relief from pressure (being allowed to stand still to catch its breath). Eventually, most horses will learn that being near the trainer is a "safe" place to be. Outwardly, the resulting behavior may give the appearance of "love," but that would be an anthropomorphic interpretation.
What else can I help you with?
Why are there no horses in Monty Python?
They didn't have the budget to get horses. (They even had to borrow the rabbit!)
Who is the author of The Man Who Listens to Horses?
Monty Roberts
What is the main idea of the language of horses by monty roberts?
The main idea of The Language of Horses by Monty Roberts is that horses speak with body language and it is our tasks to learn their language so we can communicate effectively with them, not the other way around.
What is a horses whisper?
they train horses that are wild or unruly
Why do you train horses?
People train horses for a variety of reasons and each has their own individual opinion on what they like about horses and why they train them. Some like to train horses to be able to say they've done, others just like working with them on their own, it really does depend on the individual person.
What are the release dates for Wagon Train - 1957 The Monty Britton Story - 1.38?
Wagon Train - 1957 The Monty Britton Story - 1.38 was released on: USA: 18 June 1958 Finland: 5 February 1962
How did they train the horses in Olympia?
The same way you do when the horses are not in the olympics.
What is Monty Roberts famous for?
Monty Roberts, also known as the "Man Who Listens to Horses," is famous for his non-violent horse training method called "Join-Up." He is an internationally acclaimed horse trainer, author, and advocate for humane handling of horses. Roberts has influenced many in the horse world with his innovative approach to understanding horse behavior and communication.
Where is a good place to get facts about horses?
In text books - I would personally look for ones by Monty Roberts.
Where do horses usually train?
horses useally trian an a ranch a field or on a pathway
In evony how do you get horses?
you train and you have to build a stable.
How do you perform T-Touch on a horse?
Have a look on youtube for videos of Monty Roberts doing the t-touch on horses
