An Extreme Horse/Handler Makeover.
Details to follow.
NEW in 2009
Women Get Ready
Your training will be supported by the Foundation Program Curriculum. You must gain all of the competencies detailed in the curriculum before you can complete the Foundation Program. The goal for each person will vary depending on what YOU alone would like to achieve. The primary objective of FPC (Foundation Program Curriculum) is to develop a solid foundation for both the horse and client. Our staff will supply them with the most relevant training program, information, support, advice, and guidance available to them to meet their goals. “There is a difference between behavior training and general training. We are training based on the need of the horse’s individual behavior and owner 's personality." |
Foundation Training" It is never too early and never too late to teach the building block to good behavior."
What You Will Need: We require commitment to a partnership with your horse. Our techniques work not only with the horse, but the handler as well. We would like to have a willing partner. It is not important that the horse is trained for us to use… the goal is to train you and your horse to work together. For in-house training, we recommend a minimum of 30 days with the owner participation of at least one time a week. What You Should Expect: The training becomes part of the horse. They don’t forget it. You can expect the horse to move at the horse's pace not ours. Each horse is an individual, and so is its owner. Each partnership will progress at its own pace, depending on willingness, understanding, communication, and heart. Expected Results: |
