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Feb 8, 20172 min read

Donkey Days

I thought it was finally time to write about my clinic in Denman Island that happened last year! It is almost time for this year’s clinic...

Sep 9, 20166 min read

Clicker Training and Perfectionism

This blog is written again by Carolina who is living and learning for a while with The Pony Fairy, Monty Gwynne. And in the photos, she’s...

Jul 12, 20164 min read

Bernice and Altea

This month’s blog is all about an amazing lady who inspires me and everyone who meets her. Her name is Bernice. Her horse’s name is Altea...

May 5, 20164 min read

Report from Ottawa

I had the pleasure of teaching in Ottawa this past weekend. There were a great group of ladies with many, many years of combined horse...

Jan 6, 20164 min read

It’s Been a Year Already?

Well, 2015 certainly zipped by. I have now had ‘U’ for a bit over a year. Many people would not have been happy taking this amount of...

Sep 24, 20145 min read

What To Leave Behind, What to Take Forward: Part 1

I wanted to share Alexandra Kurland’s reply to a recent question posted in the online course forum here, as it says so many things that...

Jul 15, 20132 min read

Muggy Horse: Part 3

I like to relate grown-ups and duration by suggesting you look at it this way. You and I are having a great conversation, you have my...

May 21, 20133 min read

Food Delivery Part 1: Thinking Outside The Box "Stall"

This series of lessons, showing you how to use the foundation lessons of Alexandra Kurland’s clicker training, though they appear very...

Apr 22, 20134 min read

Clicker Gear

One of the biggest keys to success with clicker training, like any form of training, is about how to set things up to be successful...

Dec 2, 20124 min read

Just In Time For Your Christmas Shopping List

I thought it was a good time to write about clothing for the clicker trainer. Winter is an especially trying time for us to find clothes...