MotherOfChickens
MotherDucker
there are now vet physios taking the MT courses-its not quite like anything else! last I looked ET was alot more expensive and wasn't for me.
I mentioned the training weekend to OH and he suggested it as a birthday prezzienice man OH
And also grateful not to have to come up with present ideas of his own.
Daydreamer. I also don't own a horse yet, I also share, but I think my future with horses is going to involve training or some form of therapy. maybe see you in Suffolk![]()
I registered this afternoonOddly it is not long after my birthday and my OH also said he would put some money towards it instead of buying me a present!
I agree daydreamer it will get harder to pick a practitioner. It makes me think if I want to do this I need to have many strings to my bow.
I've heard back and there's a space on the course I want to do so its just a matter of booking it!!!
I registered this afternoonOddly it is not long after my birthday and my OH also said he would put some money towards it instead of buying me a present!
It is just an indulgence for me as I don't think I will ever work with horses. I have done a bit of equine touch on my share horse (copied from videos on the internet but hopefully I can't do any damage!) and I really enjoy watching for his responses. I think it is great that so many people are interested in learning different techniques but I think it will get harder and harder for horse owners to choose a practitioner!