Tarrin’s Training Tips
Your horse does not have to approach something they are scared of. In the wild a horse would never approach something it found troubling. They would view it from different angles at a distance they felt safe. They would smell the air for danger. They would listen for sounds that signaled a problem. They would watch to see what changed. Based on all the information they gathered, they would choose to flee or approach. The amount of time this decision takes would vary. It could be an instant spook and run or the horse may observe for several minutes.
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