horse and pony behavioural problems

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If you have a problem with your horse or pony's behaviour, or your horse has a problem with your behaviour, then you've come to the right place.

Often a phone call or email will be sufficient to set you on the right track but if the 'problem' is more complicated you can get a quote or phone to arrange a visit. Whatever the issue, Steve can help you and your equine partner find a better way forward using natural horsemanship methods.

Please remember that there doesn't need to be a specific equine behavioural problem for a visit to be worthwhile - foals in training, a new horse and cases where the relationship just isn't working can also greatly benefit from the knowledge and advice you will gain from a visit.
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Training is based on helping horses and ponies to understand what is required and is always carried out in a considerate manner - the owner may get abused - but never the horse!!!!

Following a visit, clients often comment that they'd been worried incase they were expected to do something which they weren't capable of, or didn't have the confidence to attempt. They are surprised at the end of a session to realise how much they'd actually enjoyed it.

Steve is totally non-scary, has good stable manners, likes strong white tea with two sugars, and the majority of his clients around the UK are now his friends. (Clients who also supply him with a chocolate eclair are classed as very bestest friends!)


Covering Scotland, Cumbria and Northumberland
help with equine behaviour

"Horses are intelligent and we communicate,
we just need you to understand our language."

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"A horse is the most honest creature in the world -
if they’re doing something wrong, it's probably
because you told them to!"



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problem with stable manners