against?

[FestiveFuzz]

Because it's so easy for idiots to "copy it" and end up in tears.

This ^^

 

[Goldenstar]

I don't need parelli techinques to have great working relationships with the horses here so for me personally it's simply totally necessary.
But the Catwalk incident ( which I watched after reading a thread on here ) Horrified me it was inappropriate on so many levels really opened my eyes to a potentially much darker side to it all.
I hate gurus in all forms there's no place for closed minds in horsemanship and the parelli our way or no way is something I hate , but I hate the hype I hate the marketing I was gobsmacked to read about the withholding water techniques ,I just have no interest in any system in which that has a place.

 

[Tobiano]

Years ago I was well disposed to Parelli having had a friend whose opinion I respected, say she had seen a demo and was converted. Completely changed my mind after the Catwalk incident. Simply do not want anything to do with a philosophy that could condone that treatment.

 

[Rhodders]

Having paid £400 for some gucci pizza boxes a few leaflets with some sketches in and a few poorly explained DVD's. Back in the day when I, like so many people out there, had bought my first horse and bit off more than I could chew. I can whole heartedly say "what a *******g rip off, better off spending your hard earned cash on a decent instructor

 

[Patterdale]

Do a search on here of 'Parelli Water Deprivation' or 'Catwalk.'

They're utter morons, and abusive in their methods to boot. What's not to like?

 

[case895]

Equestrian version of Scientology. Cowboy boots, straggly hair and John Lennon glasses optional.