Teaching a Horse to Talk

Listen very carefully to hear the horses "talking". As they learn, they will get louder; this is just the start.

Horse With Head-Cam During Clicker Training Session

This horse is wearing a head-cam during his clicker training session:

Backing Up by Horse's Tail

Teach your horse to back up with a tail cue, and with clicker training:

Gaited Quarter Horse

A quarter horse that is gaited; gait enhanced with clicker training:

Clicker Training Ears and Bridling

The owner says: Reese has never been great about having his ears touched, which I realized is a whole in his training I should have addressed a long time ago. This past winter, with his heavy winter curly coat coming in, his halter was a bit snug and it must have pulled on his hair around his ears and caused discomfort. Suddenly he wanted nothing to do with that halter going over his ears. He can snake his neck pretty darn good and knocked me down a few times. It was a situation that had gotten out of hand, but I just couldn't conquer it completely after months of trying. Then someone suggested to me to try Clicker Training. The results were amazing. Here is a clip after just 3 sessons of 10-15 min. each.

Getting To Yes Book Reviews

Sharon Foley's clicker training book, Getting To Yes, is listed on about.com's site, for book reviews:

Read about and review "Getting To Yes"

Let's see if we can get some clicker training to post reviews about Sharon's book!

Clicker Train Horse Showing Tricks

This horse plays tambourine, blow the horn, and have you seen a "polo" pony? Not one that is ridden in polo, but one who actually hits the ball with a mallet?