Are you struggling with a horse who can't resist the lure of lush green grass, making walks or training sessions a constant battle of wills? You're not alone.  (Now is the time to prep for Spring Green Grass.) Grass grabbing is a common behavior among horses, deeply ingrained in their natural instincts.

But fear not, fellow equestrians, because I'm here to share with you an unusual yet effective solution that can help transition your grass-grabbing equine companion into a willing partner who walks with you over the tastiest morsels.

Now, before we dive in, let me address the elephant in the room. Some may question the validity or fairness of this method, and that's understandable. As advocates of positive reinforcement and clicker training, we prioritize solutions that don't rely on force, punishment, or fear. And while this technique may seem unconventional, it aligns with our principles of fostering understanding and comfort in our horses.

So, what exactly is this unusual...

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Over the last 10 years, in addition to my passion for liberty, groundwork and dressage, I’ve had the transformational experience of using Positive Reinforcement horse training and clicker training horses while helping humans develop deeper connections with their horses, others and themselves too. 

I invite you to come take a moment and hear how Compassionate Horse Click came to be and how one special red-headed horse (Eclipse) changed my life forever. 

We’d be honored to have you learn more about our heartfelt journey and love for you to reach out and tell us about yours as well. 

... always inspired when I chat with long time horse woman and equestrian media enthusiast, Rose Cushing. I so appreciate the invitation to speak on her podcast, Today's Horsewoman and enjoyed her company as well! It was such a treat to speak with her about my lifelong equestrian journey that started in the Hunters, then to Western and...