Bonding is the development of a relationship of trust and confidence between a horse and his owner or handler. It comes from countless hours of working with the horse beginning with our earliest foal imprinting lessons (if we were lucky enough to have that opportunity) and continuing throughout the horse’s life.
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Training horses is rarely a walk in the park. In fact, become an experienced horse trainer requires many hours of practice and application, and a lot of money for clinics and horse training courses.
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