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Getting Started with the Clicker

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Horses are never too young or too old to learn about clicker training. Horses of all ages appreciate the clarity and positive outlook that clicker training brings to each lesson.

Even very young foals can be clicker trained. Foals love to be scratched. You use this as a reward while you are getting them comfortable being handled.

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You can use clicker training to start young horses under saddle, and to improve performance in your seasoned riding horse. Retirees appreciate the extra attention, and the “second career” playing clicker games gives them.



Some of our Clicker-Trained Horses...

Allie, a 17 year old Morgan mare. Her owner is playing "touch the goblins" to help her with fear issues.

Magnat, a 23 year old Arabian, enjoying a game of "fetch".

Robin, a 7 yr old Cleveland Bay/TB trotting at liberty. Note the beautiful topline, a clicker-training trademark.

Clickers

Training Tip
Clicker training is a win-win situation for both you and your horse. He’ll think he finally has his human figured out, but you’re choosing the behaviors that get rewarded.

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Clickers make a clear distinctive sound which is why we use them. The horses quickly notice the signal and link it to their food reward. Once the horse understands what the clicker means, you can switch over to a tongue click or other verbal signal so your hands are left free for other things.

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