--- In [email protected], "Karen Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > But just as this article points out, there are > other factors involved, like the baggage he brings to us from his prior > life, assuming he wasn't born with us. > >
I like that it has us look at horses as individuals. I appreciate them for who they are. Isn't that sort of what horsemanship is about, figuring out how to relate with the indivdual horse? It is for me. It isn't a one size fits all training program. There might be some aspects that I am not naturally good at, but I try to become better and find the answer for the horse. It is really satisfying to get there. I enjoy the journey with the horses, it's not really about an end point. Kim
