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7 Signs Your Horse Doesn't Respect You ...And How to Fix Each One

Taurie Banks - Talkin'Bout Horses

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7 Signs Your Horse Doesn't Respect You ...And How to Fix Each One

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Taurie Banks - Talkin'Bout Horses
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Sign up! https://www.tauriebanks.com/gallery Does your horse actually respect you — or has he learned he can push past you and push you around? If you're tired of a pushy, crowding, or ignore-the-cue horse, this video breaks down 7 clear signs your horse is testing your space — and exactly how to fix each one starting today with calm, consistent horse groundwork. In my 50 years training horses, I've taught horses of all breeds this same game: clear boundaries, immediate follow-through, and letting them know they're a winner when they get it right. Slow is fast with horses. Okay? IN THIS VIDEO: 00:00 - Does your horse respect you? 7 signs to watch 01:10 - 1. Crowding your space 02:45 - 2. Ignoring your cues 04:20 - 3. How your horse leads beside you 06:00 - 4. Pinning ears or nipping 07:30 - 5. Refusing to load or move forward (planted feet) 09:10 - 6. Testing boundaries at the gate 10:40 - 7. Won't stand still for grooming or tacking Your horse should be watching your shoulders, respecting your space, and waiting for your cue — not barging through gates or dragging you around the barn. I'll show you the simple correction for each one. Want more hands-on help? Join The Equestrian Edge Mentorship Program — Where there is a will, there is a way! It's a supportive space to get advice, find your way, and navigate the horse world together: [Add your Mentorship Link Here] Get my FREE Barn & Grooming Favorites Catalog: https://www.tauriebanks.com/products Hi, I'm Taurie Banks — USEA Certified Instructor Level 3 with 50 years at King's Corner Training Stable. On Talkin'Bout Horses we cover training tips, working with difficult horses, disciplines, and care & handling — pretty much everything that has to do with horses! Okay. All right. Get out there and practice and have fun with your horse. Do your homework! #HorseTraining #HorseBehavior #HorseGroundwork --- horses | horse training tips | horseback riding | western horse