How to mentally engage a horse?
How can I keep my horse mentally engaged? Without riding 🙂
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Variety – not always riding, but also longing, ground work, free work, walking or jogging, and and and … or shorter units: e.g. First a little longing and later a small round into the terrain.
Keep motivation to get the horse to work.
Patience games, clicker training, meaningful tricks like hoof give on a word, go alone on the hanger, stand still, etc.
Soil work, Clicker training e.g. But also when riding, by repeatedly asking for something unforeseen from the horse, not always the same routines. Direction, gear change again and again briefly e.g.
open stable, active stable, trailstall with possibilities of employment and play.
the horse is busy himself.
Ground work
There are more groundwork ideas than you will ever have time.
From walks to really great hikes, terrain gymnastics, rod work, long work, double length, Cavaletti training, dual activation, serenity exercises, horror training, free work, doctors, etc. to horsemanship exercises.
All this should show you a good coach!
Possibly artificial attitude.
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