Working with a Lead-line Pony

The pony is learning to target the ball, then to follow it, and to push it around.



Riding on the pony. He was a lead-line pony and no one knows if he was ever ridden without being lead. It seems like he's not sure if he should move unless he's lead by a ground person, so we're having him target the ball, as he did without a rider, only this time he has a passive rider on him.

Old Video

This video is circa 1997, with some bareback and bridleless starting of a young horse, along with clicker training:

Pony and Clicker Training

This is an approximately eight-year-old pony, a good lead-line pony, but not fully trained. He has not yet been exposed to following a feel, and has a couple of small problem areas and some resistance. The resistance may be due to being uneduated in the area of "feel".

He has only had a couple of clicker training sessions prior to this one, and loves it. He is very quick to learn.

Peggy Hogan

Peggy Hogan, Best Whisper is a Click, horse clicker training videos.

Tipping Cones

An old horse keeps his mind active with tipping cones and clicker training:

Clicking Untouched Horse

Clicker training an untouched horse, by Leslie Pavlich:

Mounting Bareback

Clicker training and mounting your horse bareback (lining up to the mounting block) with Carola of Austria and Kalafi:



Carola's website: http://clickerpferde.at