How To Find Free or Nearly Free Horses

by Marv Walker

Overview

If you want a horse in your life there are many Free Or Nearly Free Horses available no matter where you live if there are horses in your area.

Many life changes often occur where new situations must be found for the horse. Divorce, illness, job loss, children going off to college and other similar events can quickly turn a horse from a blessing to a burden.

Horses are very difficult to sell and owners are often desperate for quicker options.

This book tells you all you need to know to easily make someone else's burden your blessing.

Written by a horseman who knows horses with 60 years of horse experience working at riding stables, world known horse problem solving clinician and long time president of a large saddle club.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940044618800
Publisher:	Marv Walker
Publication date:	06/28/2013
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	149 KB
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

I have been horse crazy for 60+ years. For reasons too involved to go into here I have always had a special attachment for the "problem" horse.

For over two decades I have been helping people and horses around the world quickly past attention, trust, fear and respect issues in private work, clinics, web pages, videos and ebooks.

Traditionally people bring horses from a herd setting geared toward the individual's needs into a social setting geared toward the needs of the group. This results in a "happy medium" relationship - as long as neither party does anything the other can't live with, they're fine.

When they can't work out a suitable happy medium, the horse gets replaced.

I teach people to control their horses by going into the horse world and quickly connecting with it there using the horse's natural dynamics then bringing the horse into the human world along with its natural dynamics.

The "happy medium" relationship is replaced with a connected, communicating relationship. Because the horse knows what is expected of it and knows it can do what is expected of it, the relationship is never broken.