Tag Archives: behavior issues

A Tale of Two Fly Masks

Posted on May 31, 2019 by liascott

It’s been the same story every year. The flies come out. Coffee and Tally do the Cha-Cha when the fly spray touches their sensitive hides. And Noble remembers that he’s much taller than we are, when it’s time to wear … Continue reading →

Posted in Just For Fun, My Journey | Tagged bad behavior, behavior issues, Coffee, equine behavior, fly mask, Horse training, Noble, Tally | 6 Comments

When things turn bad

Posted on November 19, 2018 by liascott

You have an amazing horse who consistently gives you a nice ride. You enjoy working with this horse, and he consistency excels at what you ask of him. Then, rather suddenly, things go bad. Your high performing horse begins to … Continue reading →

Posted in Thinking Out Loud | Tagged bad behavior, behavior issues, effective leadership, horse behavior, horse human relationship, leadership, leadership mistakes, misbehaving, relationships, trust | 2 Comments

What Now, Nash?

Posted on July 6, 2014 by liascott

In a previous post, I talked about Nash’s recent return to work after a long layoff. Early in 2013, under circumstances we can only speculate upon, Nash separated his pelvic synthesis – the cartilaginous attachment of the two sides of … Continue reading →