​Aliyah Farms.... Lippitt Morgans & one Appaloosa
The Power of Positive Training
Learn the ins and out of Positive Training. No other method of training ensures the formation of a powerful relationship, nor the building a working bond, with your horse then the use of rewards based training.
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This isn't about trick training but a training method that can be, and has been, used successfully to train to the highest levels of competition. It works just as well if you simply want to create a confident trail partnership between and your mount as it dose toward the quest for multiple blue ribbons, in jumping, gymkhana, driving or something else.
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Learn and be guided through how to begin Positive Training, how to communicate the behaviors you what your horse to preform and then how to achieve those behaviors constantly each an every time.
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What you will be able to accomplish through Positive Training will amaze you and astound your equine partner.
Some of the benefits you will see:
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Hold your horse's interest for longer and longer periods of time
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Improve safety, reliability, and horsemanship.
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Solve difficult behavior issues.
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Build trust, confidence, and a willingness to try new things.
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Training becomes calm, stress free, something you & your horse look forward to.
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Email or Call for more information and perhaps we can even arrange a demo.
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Fees are hourly, plus travel if necessary.
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About Me,
I'm Robin and I've been training through Positive Methods for a lot of years, more than 30 years actually. Being positive works and I've trained a variety of species using the methods I can pass on to you.
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My methods come from experience and a mixture of different training ideals combined to be solely my own. Based foremost on communication, coupled with touch and guidance, it works with any species and capable of reaching any goal. Aliy's goals: Dressage, Driving, Working Equitation, and to be an All-around awesome partner.
Thistle is proof of how well positive training works. Once she was described by several people as "Vicious!", "Untrainable" even "Dangerous." Quite a few different horse-people had tried to work with Thistle, before Cadence found her, and gave up. Cadence followed my instruction and now has a wonderful trusting horse.
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I'd be happy to talk to you if you would like to learn more.
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Robin
970-576-0873
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Lessons Avaliable
Aliy, 3 years old, doing a head down, which has a calming effect in horses. This position helped her to be the only horse, out of several, to actually walk around with the bags of rattling tin cans on her back. She received lots of compliments that day during a "supposed" De-spooking Clinic we attended for the opportunity to show off. There wasn't any obstacle that Aliy didn't complete and while she showed interest in everything, because it was fun, there was no spooking.
Positive Training at Work
