Here's the link to my online training course about fixing bad behavior: online.horsetrainingvideos.com/fix-bad-behavior/

Great video, horses have their own language. We have to learn to listen,also I believe you have to have it in your heart ❤️ not just your head. I love my horses 🐎

“My voice is a little hoarse”…oh Larry, you’re such a funny guy 😂

Larry's dvds are worth many times what they cost. Larry is the most no nonsense, no magic, just understanding a horses brains and body mechanics.

Live saving skill ✊️ this is needed.

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What about stuff that's sudden and out of the blue, example a loud noise or someone appearing from behind the bushes

Another great video! Thanks, Larry.

Thank you for the excellent content! Wish you would start doing a podcast, with your vast knowledge, experience in the horse business you would a great listen and host❣️

Great info. I am dealing with a spooky 6yr old gelding. He was from the city and never saw deer in the country or birds bursting from bushes. Your videos have helped me settle him down but still needs work.

So true. You have to allow the horse to make the mistake and then correct it. The horse has to choose. People often try to prevent the mistake, but then you're always in a fight with him. People also often don't fully "release". You have to give the horse freedom with a loose rein after the correction, and allow him to make a decision. Release means release, no contact, no pressure

I ride a well broke but spicy qh mare, she's big and powerful. I've had 3 scary wrecks in the distant past with other horses and I am trying to get past that fear with this mare. She is pretty spooky but so far we're managing ok. I love her so I've got to get better with my confidence and physical ability. Thank you for this video.

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I LOVE your approach to dealing with this situation. How long do you keep each individual training session for working on a situation such as this?

Thank you .. my 5 yr old spooks at new thing on our trail rides he stops and backs up or just locks his legs and won’t move .. i will try this

I like it and I like your the you ride and I like want you doing win and I like your videos that's you do and it will tell me want to do win I ride my horse

How do you not get dizzy when turning them in the tight circle?

I have a 6 yr old who in general is an easy ride and agreeable but he has a violent spook that can come out of the blue even at the end of a great ride. It's always a 180 spin and scoot so it's dangerous. Any times it happens at nothing. But sometimes I can see either a shadow or cat or something that causes the spook. Happens in the saddle and on the lunge the exact same way. He's a big warmblood. After he spooks he is lit like a lightbulb but before that a totally relaxed guy. I can lunge the energy out sometimes after he's set off but sometimes he never comes back down. I've been despooking him. He loves tarps and plastic bags on a stick, likes eating treats off the "spooky door.". Been at this for 6 months and each time I think he's gotten over it, bam! He pulls another dangerous spook. Currently happening in indoor arena. I work him at the safe end hard the let him rest at the spooky end. Thoughts?

Good but I would like some help with my horse she is good when your not riding,but when you are weather there are horses or not she is still trying to kick and trying to bit your shoes and try to take off. I'm only 10 so I can't do much with her but I need help with training but the price for someone to train one horse in a month or two it's ridiculous 😞😞😞

What if you have one who spooks at the entire perimeter of the arena no matter where you are? I’m working with a mustang mare who does this. I use the right thing easy/wrong thing hard method to solve one area in the arena but before I know it she’s looking for another place to spook at. We’ve had weeks where it seems like the problems have solved, and nothing will change outside of the arena, but the next week she’ll return to trying to spook at everything. I can’t wrap my head around why.

Hello! I have a 10 year old Morgan gelding that is still in training. Do you have a bit recommendation at all?

You mentioned that filly only had a couple rides, however, it appeared you had quite a handle on her. So was the couple of rides being broke for the first time, or being in your training program?

That hay is scary!!

Horses tail looks 'GREAT'.

you've got a nice gentle quarter horse cold blooded and a willing worker. No amount of training is going to fix a hot blooded horse bred with lovesickness and fear.