Dealing with So-Called Problem Horses
the horse doesn't even think about doing that wrong thing, once he's just taking it for granted, then you know it's been allowed to go on for a while, and it will take more time to correct.
The main thing to focus on in correcting your horse and turning his negative attitude around is to spend time with him and think about him and what you want him to learn. In everything you do with him, stop and think, What do I want him to get out of this? Keep putting in the time and effort, and heap a good bit of patience into the mix, and before long your horse will understand and respect you for your diligence. Your reward for the work put in will be worth it, and it will help you to avoid doing the same thing in the future!
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