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Halter Breaking a Challenging Miniature Horse or Mule

Halter Training without a Halter After having to use a halter and leadrope to get Bentley to his new home with me, and get him gelded, he'd decided that a) a halter was no fun, and b) a halter was for, at best, bracing against, and at worst, for dragging me around the farm. So instead of using a stronger aversive tool like a rope halter, chain or other "control" halter, I took the halter off so he had nothing to pull against. Without the halter to put him on the defensive or cause him to brace, he was much more interested in learning what I was trying to teach him. And once he'd learned how to "lead", and stand, and pick up his feet, and back, and sidepass, and all sorts of other things at liberty, I was able to add the halter back in without a problem. And now it's an approach to troubleshooting I use on a regular basis. Things aren't going well? Let's take off the leadrope, and see if that helps! Removing that crutch makes me a much better trainer for my horses. (And mule lol) I hope this gives you some ideas for your horses - have fun! And if you're brand new to training using food rewards, check out my Introduction to Positive Reinforcement online course to get you started on the right foot! ❤ https://classroom.miniaturehorsemansh...