Recent content by Kayles

Thanks for this

Thanks. I think that's the problem really, so much info on the internet and knowing where to start. I have benefitted from this thread as Its opened my eyes to how many people are of the opinion that parelli is harsh when my limited knowledge of the subject, and advice from my instructor, lead...

I thought this was the inexperienced section "new owners"? Which forum should it have been on?

I think at the time the instructor mentioned it to me I was asking her to disengage her hind quarters during the circling game to then go in the opposite direction.

Im pretty sure I did not google the definition of alpha mare and why I want to be one. The document is not an easy read - it is complex lol

I just see lots of comments

Wow this is so complex

Real advice from someone with first hand experience in parell at a young age.

Afraid to think for itself is a bit strong is it not?

Lol true I should have stated that I'm only on game 5, 3 weeks in (so a hour and a half paid training) and her rear feet lifting was problematic until parelli, working her three times a week also has a massive impact I think compared to most peoples commitment to breaking. Thankyou all

really? Whilst on board or free schooling? My impressions of parelli so far is that it's lead by alpha mare i.e. Me, surely a horse side passing a pole would dude pass it anyway?

Ok So I didn't find the comment that helpful at the time but to clarify I'm interested in people experience of parelli during breaking process, not weather anyone thinks I've done a good job in three months (as I'm proud either way) not a troll either last time I checked lol

Now I'm think about it all the vids online do seem dull.

This sounds genuine. As someone mentioned earlier I don't think there is much support on here for this method yet I'm intreged by what would be a better alternative?