On 24/08/07, Laree Shulman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>  We do plenty of exposure exercises (like "unwinding") >
>
> OOhh- I forgot about that one - that's a great ground exercise to prep
> a horse for driving.  It's one we always did before draping lines
> around their legs to get them desensitized to that.

AND basically just handling them with lead ropes is all just part of
the training.

I'm often dropping a lead line by accident or I'll take the end of it
and just swing it over their backs.  After a while they just become
accustomed to their human being a clutz and they realize they won't
die, if a lead line happens to get tangled in their legs or around a
foot.  They just stand quietly and wait for their human to untangle
them.

But the unwind game....that's a good one.  I'll have to try that on
Dagur again today...

Thanks for the reminder Karen.

Wanda

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