PolarSkye
Well-Known Member
. . . a friend of mine who has been practising Parelli for about three years came to our yard and did a session with Kali. While I'm not about to rush about and buy orange sticks and 50-foot ropes with gert-great clips on the end, I did find it very interesting and may look a little more closely into NH in general. I could certainly see Kali's wheels turning and he proved once again how clever he is and what a quick learner too. It was particularly interesting to watch his breathing . . . when R first put the headcollar on and led him to the school, he held his breath . . . by the end he was breathing really deeply and gave an enormous sigh when she took his headcollar off back in his stable.
As I said to her, I'm not a huge fan of any horsey "religion" but I am quite prepared to keep an open mind about what might or might not work for us . . . and it dawned on me that some of what she showed me I already do - seemed like common sense.
Not point to this really - other than I found it very interesting (and didn't sprout a fluffy tail and big ears
).
P
As I said to her, I'm not a huge fan of any horsey "religion" but I am quite prepared to keep an open mind about what might or might not work for us . . . and it dawned on me that some of what she showed me I already do - seemed like common sense.
Not point to this really - other than I found it very interesting (and didn't sprout a fluffy tail and big ears
).P
