Pat Parelli Bridling Problem Horse - Parelli Inside Access DVD

Pat Parelli shares tips on helping a horse overcome bridling and ear shy issues in this problem horse segment from our October Parelli Inside Access Savvy Club DVD.
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[@reginalynnpreciado7008]

This is an excerpt from a much longer video that you can get if you're in the Savvy Club -- the horse starts out more extreme with pushing into Pat's space...eventually it gets to this segment...and pretty soon afterward, the horse relaxes and lowers his head and Pat massages his poll and altas area (where head meets neck) and talks about the spectrum of discomfort - comfort - pleasure. That once the horse found the release (comfort) from pressure (discomfort), then it was appropriate for Pat to massage the area that had been tense (pleasure). After I watched the whole thing I went and tried it with my horse, who is still a little bit ear-shy, and ended up with him blowing out and licking his lips and relaxing and then leaning a little into the massage with a sign of pleasure. WOW!

[@lainahiller4146]

Do you know how to access these old videos in the new Savvy Club? It used to be easy with Parelli Connect, but I've not had much luck with the new site.

[@dessertthingy]

That's pretty cool. Would love to see the end result.

[@sonseere10]

There are no problem horses, only problem people.

[@dariaharruff7025]

Thank u for your honesty

[@lesliejacobs3002]

There are different personalities..in all living things..they aren’t caused by humans necessarily..look at a herd of horses, dogs, cats..Wild animals.l outside.. some are timid, some are forceful. Some like all their mates..

[@gerrycoleman7290]

@@lesliejacobs3002 We are talking about horses. There are no problem horses, only problem people. The horse is a reflection of the person handling it. Until you get this, your horsemanship will not grow.

[@424kilebar]

This is why I always take the bridle off slowly and let my horse spit out the bit himself when he's ready.

[@MegaRandomness102]

I just got a new horse and I can't even touch from the end of the halter down and if I do then he kicks throws his head rears up charges and throws his body weight around... What should I do??

[@wombatcotage]

Mega I think you should look into Parelli connect where you can become a free member for a month and have access to horsemanship videos that will help you with your horse that you never imagined. This is such a great program guaranteed to help you and your horse!! Oh and so much fun!! :)) Cheers Fiona

[@lesliejacobs3002]

Looks like a Morgan…

[@ianpatterson8203]

Anyone else think that horse looks like he's from the Looney Tunes short with Wagner's Valkyrie?

[@KMJCAN1313]

Extremely obese horse, poor thing.

[@howardmckeown7187]

no

[@dariaharruff7025]

I hate horse trainers