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RE: Parelli Chat

egotistical.flying.pony — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 15:17:54 GMT

=D Looking for a new horse. Yayy.

RE: Parelli Chat

Fortheloveofhorses! — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 18:07:22 GMT

butterfly (11/11/2008)

What level are you two at?

higher end of level two

RE: Parelli Chat

butterfly — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 17:13:13 GMT

What level are you two at?

RE: Parelli Chat

Fortheloveofhorses! — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 17:07:12 GMT

butterfly (11/11/2008)

Fortheloveofhorses, how've you and Annie been?

I've been doing some Parelli with my new guy, and it's calmed him down a LOT. It took a very long time, though...right now we're working with the scary plastic bag, ha.

Were doing great thanks. We have advanced alot

RE: Parelli Chat

butterfly — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 16:25:27 GMT

RE: Parelli Chat

egotistical.flying.pony — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 14:29:49 GMT

Savvy_Rider (10/28/2008)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHjFb-JDcTU

This is my friend, Fran and her mare. Enjoy the vid :)

o.o Wow. That's where I want to be some day.
Oh, and I had a revelation the other day. I think I'm seriously considering becoming a Parelli instructor. =)

RE: Parelli Chat

parelli_ransom — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 17:10:28 GMT

i had the best day on ransom yesterday. he was a bit of a brat at first but then he just was amazing. we were doin two carrot sticks freestyle cantering stoping transitions and he nailed them it was soo cool.

RE: Parelli Chat

Savvy_Rider — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 16:09:41 GMT

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHjFb-JDcTU

This is my friend, Fran and her mare. Enjoy the vid :)

RE: Parelli Chat

Savvy_Rider — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 16:08:40 GMT

egotistical.flying.pony (10/8/2008)

I'm going to start leasing Joe again, and I was just wondering if you guys could help me out with something...

Joe is the bluntest horse ever. He isn't light AT ALL (I haven't ridden him with a bit yet, but I want to teach him in a halter first) and he doesn't bend. He knows how to lunge, but he's so desensitized that he doesn't respect the carrot stick. How do I get him to be lighter and bend properly?

I'd first fill out a Horsenality profile on him. He sounds like an Introvert to me -- though Left Brain or Right Brain depends.

Regardless, to get him to be lighter, use your phases correctly. Long phase one....quick 2, 3, 4. Then he'll learn that Phase 1 actually MEANS something. If he's a Right Brain Introvert, then you don't want to use this technique, because it's going too fast for them. With RBIs (as they are called) you want to be slllloooowwwwww. They need it to think.

Try a lot of lateral flexion, figure 8s, and sideways, squeeze, friendly games. Circling game over jumps, cavalettis, and a hill will also help

RE: Parelli Chat

Carribean Cream — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 06:45:59 GMT

Paints-4-Ever (10/11/2008)

Carribean Cream (10/9/2008)

Savvy_Rider (10/5/2008)

Paints-4-Ever (10/5/2008)

Savvy_Rider (10/5/2008)

Paints-4-Ever (10/5/2008)

Savvy_Rider (10/5/2008)

[quote]Paints-4-Ever (10/5/2008)

Personally I don't really like Perelli. It may work on some your horses but not Dallas. He will try and take advantage of you. I retrained Dallas the way my trainer trains horses(after the yucky trainer beat him up REALLY bad.) and I couldn't ask for him to be turning out any better.

What part of 'If you don't like Parelli, don't go to the Parelli thread' do you not understand?

I was just expressing my opinion about it, and I did it respectfully. All I said was I'm not really a fan and that it would not work well with my horse. It might work great for you and your horse and that's great, but honestly my trainer was a barn full of horse that have had NO parelli training and have done amazing things and still love their owners. All I'm trying to say is you don't need parelli to have a great realashonship with your horse and be able to ride it well.

P.S. My trainer is very good at having us "thinking how the horse would think" and parelli doesn't seem that "natural" for horses but that's my opinion.

That's great that you have an opinion and all -- and you aren't coming onto this thread with the "PARELLI IZ STOOPID!!!1111' point of view -- I really respect that...but....is it really necessary?[/quote]

Well yes and no. No because most of the people on this thread love Parelli.

Yes because I have met too many people who do Parelli that think it is the only way to get results and other way are "Cruel" not all Parelli people but too many for my liking have this point of veiw.

Anyway thank you for not jumping all over me like "YOU DON'T LIKE PARELLI YOUR SOOO MEAN AND YOU HORSE MUST HATE YOU" like I've seen happen to other people in the past.

I'm definitely not the kind of person who thinks that people who aren't apart of the program are horse abusers -- but I do recognize that Parelli is just good horsemanship...whether you call it 'natural horsemanship' or 'classical horsemanship' or whatever. When it all comes down to it, horsemanship is what it is....And I hope what I just said made sense, haha.

But I personally choose to follow the Parelli Program because it's just about the most effective way to learn good horsemanship.

*pops in*

Evidently, some people are failing to acknowledge the definition of 'chat'. It is not the "bash PNH" thread, as previously stated, but it is also not the "coddle PNH" thread. A chat is where all points of the view can be expressed.

*pops out*

I am not "Bashing Parelli" I respectfully said that I don't like it and that there's nothing natural about it for the horse. There for it doesn't work on a lot of horses.

I was defending you XD And to assist with my previous statement, coddle (v) means 'to treat tenderly; nurse or tend indulgently; pamper', courtesy of dictionary.com

RE: Parelli Chat

Paints-4-Ever — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 03:31:34 GMT

Carribean Cream (10/9/2008)

Savvy_Rider (10/5/2008)

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Savvy_Rider (10/5/2008)

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Savvy_Rider (10/5/2008)

[quote]Paints-4-Ever (10/5/2008)

What part of 'If you don't like Parelli, don't go to the Parelli thread' do you not understand?

P.S. My trainer is very good at having us "thinking how the horse would think" and parelli doesn't seem that "natural" for horses but that's my opinion.

Well yes and no. No because most of the people on this thread love Parelli.

Yes because I have met too many people who do Parelli that think it is the only way to get results and other way are "Cruel" not all Parelli people but too many for my liking have this point of veiw.

Anyway thank you for not jumping all over me like "YOU DON'T LIKE PARELLI YOUR SOOO MEAN AND YOU HORSE MUST HATE YOU" like I've seen happen to other people in the past.

But I personally choose to follow the Parelli Program because it's just about the most effective way to learn good horsemanship.

*pops in*

*pops out*

I am not "Bashing Parelli" I respectfully said that I don't like it and that there's nothing natural about it for the horse. There for it doesn't work on a lot of horses.

RE: Parelli Chat

Carribean Cream — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 13:23:38 GMT

Savvy_Rider (10/5/2008)

Paints-4-Ever (10/5/2008)

Savvy_Rider (10/5/2008)

Paints-4-Ever (10/5/2008)

Savvy_Rider (10/5/2008)

[quote]Paints-4-Ever (10/5/2008)

What part of 'If you don't like Parelli, don't go to the Parelli thread' do you not understand?

I was just expressiong my opinion about it, and I did it respectfuly. All I said was I'm not really a fan and that it would not work well with my horse. It might work great for you and your horse and that's great, but honestly my trainer was a barn full of horse that have had NO parelli training and have done amazing things and still love their owners. All I'm trying to say is you don't need parelli to have a great realashonship with your horse and be able to ride it well.

P.S. My trainer is very good at having us "thinking how the horse would think" and parelli doesn't seem that "natural" for horses but that's my opinion.

Well yes and no. No because most of the people on this thread love Parelli.

Yes because I have met too many people who do Parelli that think it is the only way to get results and other way are "Cruel" not all Parelli people but too many for my liking have this point of veiw.

Anyway thank you for not jumping all over me like "YOU DON'T LIKE PARELLI YOUR SOOO MEAN AND YOU HORSE MUST HATE YOU" like I've seen happen to other people in the past.

But I personally choose to follow the Parelli Program because it's just about the most effective way to learn good horsemanship.

*pops in*

*pops out*

RE: Parelli Chat

egotistical.flying.pony — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 13:49:26 GMT

I'm going to start leasing Joe again, and I was just wondering if you guys could help me out with something...

RE: Parelli Chat

Savvy_Rider — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 18:14:16 GMT

Fortheloveofhorses! (10/5/2008)

[quote]horseychic1012323 (10/5/2008)

I might try this out with one horse I ride.

Is it a good way to bond because the horse and I have noo bond at all lol and I really want one with her.

Shes a saddlebred and can be sneaky and stuff.

Should I try it and if so what are some good places (websites) to learn because as i've read other places the program is realllllly expensiveeee and i can't afford it lol

HorseyChic

heres a link to the parelli 7 games

http://iceryder.net/7games.html

edit-heres a beter link

http://www.naturalhorse.co.uk/training/7games.htm[/quote]

The program is costly, yes, but it's worth it. The new Parelli level 1 is 14 hours of DVDs and about 10 booklets/2 or 3 books of valuble information. It should go for about $450 (at $25 per DVD and $30 per book...which is just about the average price when it comes to horse training material) but it goes on eBay for like $50 - $150 now. And it's a GREAT way to start a partnership, especially with difficult horses.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Parelli-Partnership-Level-1_W0QQitemZ220290484950QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item220290484950&_trkparms=39%3A1%7C66%3A2%7C65%3A15%7C240%3A1318&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14

http://cgi.ebay.com/Parelli-Level-1-Horsemanship-Program-6-dvd-set_W0QQitemZ280273218887QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item280273218887&_trkparms=39%3A1%7C66%3A2%7C65%3A15%7C240%3A1318&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14

PM me if you want more info or anything :)

RE: Parelli Chat

Savvy_Rider — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 18:08:53 GMT

Paints-4-Ever (10/5/2008)

Savvy_Rider (10/5/2008)

Paints-4-Ever (10/5/2008)

Savvy_Rider (10/5/2008)

[quote]Paints-4-Ever (10/5/2008)

What part of 'If you don't like Parelli, don't go to the Parelli thread' do you not understand?

P.S. My trainer is very good at having us "thinking how the horse would think" and parelli doesn't seem that "natural" for horses but that's my opinion.

Well yes and no. No because most of the people on this thread love Parelli.

Yes because I have met too many people who do Parelli that think it is the only way to get results and other way are "Cruel" not all Parelli people but too many for my liking have this point of veiw.

Anyway thank you for not jumping all over me like "YOU DON'T LIKE PARELLI YOUR SOOO MEAN AND YOU HORSE MUST HATE YOU" like I've seen happen to other people in the past.

But I personally choose to follow the Parelli Program because it's just about the most effective way to learn good horsemanship.

RE: Parelli Chat

Fortheloveofhorses! — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 15:19:10 GMT

horseychic1012323 (10/5/2008)

I might try this out with one horse I ride.

Is it a good way to bond because the horse and I have noo bond at all lol and I really want one with her.

Shes a saddlebred and can be sneaky and stuff.

Should I try it and if so what are some good places (websites) to learn because as i've read other places the program is realllllly expensiveeee and i can't afford it lol

HorseyChic

heres a link to the parelli 7 games

http://iceryder.net/7games.html

edit-heres a beter link

http://www.naturalhorse.co.uk/training/7games.htm

RE: Parelli Chat

horseychic1012323 — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 15:16:42 GMT

I might try this out with one horse I ride.

Is it a good way to bond because the horse and I have noo bond at all lol and I really want one with her.

Shes a saddlebred and can be sneaky and stuff.

Should I try it and if so what are some good places (websites) to learn because as i've read other places the program is realllllly expensiveeee and i can't afford it lol

HorseyChic

RE: Parelli Chat

Paints-4-Ever — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 14:19:30 GMT

Savvy_Rider (10/5/2008)

Paints-4-Ever (10/5/2008)

Savvy_Rider (10/5/2008)

[quote]Paints-4-Ever (10/5/2008)

What part of 'If you don't like Parelli, don't go to the Parelli thread' do you not understand?

P.S. My trainer is very good at having us "thinking how the horse would think" and parelli doesn't seem that "natural" for horses but that's my opinion.

Well yes and no. No because most of the people on this thread love Parelli.

Yes because I have met too many people who do Parelli that think it is the only way to get results and other way are "Cruel" not all Parelli people but too many for my liking have this point of veiw.

Anyway thank you for not jumping all over me like "YOU DON'T LIKE PARELLI YOUR SOOO MEAN AND YOU HORSE MUST HATE YOU" like I've seen happen to other people in the past.

RE: Parelli Chat

Savvy_Rider — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 13:57:29 GMT

Paints-4-Ever (10/5/2008)

Savvy_Rider (10/5/2008)

Paints-4-Ever (10/5/2008)

What part of 'If you don't like Parelli, don't go to the Parelli thread' do you not understand?

P.S. My trainer is very good at having us "thinking how the horse would think" and parelli doesn't seem that "natural" for horses but that's my opinion.

That's great that you have an opinion and all -- and you aren't coming onto this thread with the "PARELLI IZ STOOPID!!!1111' point of view -- I really respect that...but....is it really necessary?

RE: Parelli Chat

Paints-4-Ever — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 13:12:14 GMT

Savvy_Rider (10/5/2008)

Paints-4-Ever (10/5/2008)

What part of 'If you don't like Parelli, don't go to the Parelli thread' do you not understand?

P.S. My trainer is very good at having us "thinking how the horse would think" and parelli doesn't seem that "natural" for horses but that's my opinion.

RE: Parelli Chat

Savvy_Rider — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 07:49:16 GMT

Paints-4-Ever (10/5/2008)

What part of 'If you don't like Parelli, don't go to the Parelli thread' do you not understand?

RE: Parelli Chat

Paints-4-Ever — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 06:31:35 GMT

RE: Parelli Chat

horsesavvyforever — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 20:24:06 GMT

I had an awesome day playing with Ferra today! We've been kind of stuck on change of direction on the circling game. Sometimes she'd pin her ears, come at me, and/or rear and today I was really studying the Problem Solving in the Liberty and Horse Behavior (thank goodness for it!) and it really helped. Of course it was me that was causing it, and today I finally found out what! :D I kept making her feel wrong, and I was unconfident so why should she trust me? Watching Linda always helps my confidence and it showed me what I was doing wrong. The horses she was doing it wasn't as extreme as Ferra's gotten, but it's the same concept and man did it help!!! She did it without any fuss and if she started to look cranky i'd shut it down and she went on perfectly. I didn't make her feel wrong when she asked a question and wanted to come in. I'd let her in and i'd be able to practice my send. :P :) Thank you Parelli!

RE: Parelli Chat

Fortheloveofhorses! — Sun, 28 Sep 2008 13:39:57 GMT

Carribean Cream (9/28/2008)

Jesus. How many times do I need to say that I am not bashing Parelli. And I am letting you people do whatever the hell you want with your horses, never said that you shouldn't do it. I expressed my opinion. The End.

Sory i miss understood. And I wasnt just saying it to you. There are constintly people coming on her bashing it (again not you). Again sory.

Also I havent heard parelli say either by this halter and your horse will never pull.

RE: Parelli Chat

egotistical.flying.pony — Sun, 28 Sep 2008 12:00:39 GMT

She didn't bash Parelli, guys. She just said that she doesn't care for it.
But I never heard Parelli say, "Buy this halter and your horse will never pull again." The halter doesn't do anything but enforce stuff, it's the training that gets the horse to stop pulling. And you can do Parelli with whatever equipment you'd like, you don't HAVE to buy the stuff. =/

RE: Parelli Chat

Carribean Cream — Sun, 28 Sep 2008 11:57:10 GMT

RE: Parelli Chat

Fortheloveofhorses! — Sun, 28 Sep 2008 08:45:13 GMT

you quys please stop bashing parelli. A parelli chat is for people who do parelli and want to talk about it and help eachother. Not one big fight.

RE: Parelli Chat

Savvy_Rider — Sun, 28 Sep 2008 06:25:48 GMT

Oh lawd. This is one of the reasons I left YR.

If you don't like Parelli.

GET OUT OF THE PARELLI CHAT.

If you don't understand that, you have no logic skills...

RE: Parelli Chat

horsesavvyforever — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 13:52:23 GMT

Carribean Cream (9/27/2008)

horsesavvyforever (9/27/2008)

Carribean Cream (9/27/2008)

horsesavvyforever (9/27/2008)

Carribean Cream (9/27/2008)

~Ride*Like*You*Mean*It~ (9/22/2008)

*Clip~Clop* (8/18/2008)

spurs3676 (8/17/2008)

i don't whip my horses to the extreme but i carry a whip with me and i wear spurs but i don't like the natural horsemanship concept sorry guys it's true it's dumb

If you think it's dumb, keep it to yourself, k?

EDIT- I don't really like Parelli, but I DO like Natural Horsemanship.

i so agree! i can not stand pat parelli. the man drives me nuts. but i have to say the man has a way with horses. but some of it i think is just talk....

Yep. And now HI has this whole section devoted to him. It annoys me. Nothing is wrong with Natural Horesmanship, don't get me wrong, but when you turn it into, well, for lack of a better word, a 'store' - "buy this halter and your horse will never pull you again because of ..." No. Proper training gets a horse to stop being dominant.

Ugh.

Okay, this is NOT a "bash Parelli" topic. If you don't like Parelli fine, but you don't have to complain about it here.

I was not complaining. I was stating my opinion, which I am legally entitled to. I am not "bashing" Parelli, simply saying that he turned perfectly fine Natural Horsemanship into a franchise. I think NH is fantastic, and can work wonders. I just feel that PNH is saying to people 'buy this and you have a perfectly trained horse!', which anyone with a brain knows is false. People will, and have, bought horses based on their PNH level, not by whether the horse is sound, rideable, has a good temperment, etc. etc. Again, I think NH is wonderful. But when someone goes and tries to sell you a relationship with your horse, I think that is morally wrong.

Haha. I didn't say you couldn't state your opinion, but it'd be nice if you didn't do it here. And I really don't think that Parelli is doing this just for the money. If you think that that's fine. And Parelli does not say "buy this and you will have a perfectly trained horse", but there is tools that will make certain things easier to accomplish.

Wow - a person was nice to my mean response XD (Not a bad thing, though =])
I see what you mean by to help accomplish something, but it's the same sort of thing with a mean bit or draw reins =]

Lol.

Yeah. But the Parelli tools aren't to force a horse to do something and it's not in a mean way.

RE: Parelli Chat

Carribean Cream — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 13:48:07 GMT

horsesavvyforever (9/27/2008)

Carribean Cream (9/27/2008)

horsesavvyforever (9/27/2008)

Carribean Cream (9/27/2008)

~Ride*Like*You*Mean*It~ (9/22/2008)

*Clip~Clop* (8/18/2008)

spurs3676 (8/17/2008)

i don't whip my horses to the extreme but i carry a whip with me and i wear spurs but i don't like the natural horsemanship concept sorry guys it's true it's dumb

If you think it's dumb, keep it to yourself, k?

EDIT- I don't really like Parelli, but I DO like Natural Horsemanship.

i so agree! i can not stand pat parelli. the man drives me nuts. but i have to say the man has a way with horses. but some of it i think is just talk....

Ugh.

Okay, this is NOT a "bash Parelli" topic. If you don't like Parelli fine, but you don't have to complain about it here.

Wow - a person was nice to my mean response XD (Not a bad thing, though =])
I see what you mean by to help accomplish something, but it's the same sort of thing with a mean bit or draw reins =]

RE: Parelli Chat

horsesavvyforever — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 13:30:44 GMT

Carribean Cream (9/27/2008)

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Carribean Cream (9/27/2008)

~Ride*Like*You*Mean*It~ (9/22/2008)

*Clip~Clop* (8/18/2008)

spurs3676 (8/17/2008)

i don't whip my horses to the extreme but i carry a whip with me and i wear spurs but i don't like the natural horsemanship concept sorry guys it's true it's dumb

If you think it's dumb, keep it to yourself, k?

EDIT- I don't really like Parelli, but I DO like Natural Horsemanship.

i so agree! i can not stand pat parelli. the man drives me nuts. but i have to say the man has a way with horses. but some of it i think is just talk....

Ugh.

Okay, this is NOT a "bash Parelli" topic. If you don't like Parelli fine, but you don't have to complain about it here.

RE: Parelli Chat

Carribean Cream — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 13:18:12 GMT

horsesavvyforever (9/27/2008)

Carribean Cream (9/27/2008)

~Ride*Like*You*Mean*It~ (9/22/2008)

*Clip~Clop* (8/18/2008)

spurs3676 (8/17/2008)

i don't whip my horses to the extreme but i carry a whip with me and i wear spurs but i don't like the natural horsemanship concept sorry guys it's true it's dumb

If you think it's dumb, keep it to yourself, k?

EDIT- I don't really like Parelli, but I DO like Natural Horsemanship.

i so agree! i can not stand pat parelli. the man drives me nuts. but i have to say the man has a way with horses. but some of it i think is just talk....

Ugh.

Okay, this is NOT a "bash Parelli" topic. If you don't like Parelli fine, but you don't have to complain about it here.

RE: Parelli Chat

horsesavvyforever — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 12:48:51 GMT

Carribean Cream (9/27/2008)

~Ride*Like*You*Mean*It~ (9/22/2008)

*Clip~Clop* (8/18/2008)

spurs3676 (8/17/2008)

i don't whip my horses to the extreme but i carry a whip with me and i wear spurs but i don't like the natural horsemanship concept sorry guys it's true it's dumb

If you think it's dumb, keep it to yourself, k?

EDIT- I don't really like Parelli, but I DO like Natural Horsemanship.

i so agree! i can not stand pat parelli. the man drives me nuts. but i have to say the man has a way with horses. but some of it i think is just talk....

Ugh.

Okay, this is NOT a "bash Parelli" topic. If you don't like Parelli fine, but you don't have to complain about it here.

RE: Parelli Chat

*Clip~Clop* — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 11:56:39 GMT

Carribean Cream (9/27/2008)

~Ride*Like*You*Mean*It~ (9/22/2008)

*Clip~Clop* (8/18/2008)

spurs3676 (8/17/2008)

i don't whip my horses to the extreme but i carry a whip with me and i wear spurs but i don't like the natural horsemanship concept sorry guys it's true it's dumb

If you think it's dumb, keep it to yourself, k?

EDIT- I don't really like Parelli, but I DO like Natural Horsemanship.

i so agree! i can not stand pat parelli. the man drives me nuts. but i have to say the man has a way with horses. but some of it i think is just talk....

Ugh.

Totally.

RE: Parelli Chat

Carribean Cream — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 11:14:47 GMT

~Ride*Like*You*Mean*It~ (9/22/2008)

*Clip~Clop* (8/18/2008)

spurs3676 (8/17/2008)

i don't whip my horses to the extreme but i carry a whip with me and i wear spurs but i don't like the natural horsemanship concept sorry guys it's true it's dumb

If you think it's dumb, keep it to yourself, k?

EDIT- I don't really like Parelli, but I DO like Natural Horsemanship.

i so agree! i can not stand pat parelli. the man drives me nuts. but i have to say the man has a way with horses. but some of it i think is just talk....

Ugh.

RE: Parelli Chat

riding is flying — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 06:17:19 GMT

i love the idea and comcept of parelli. i can't really do it cuz i dont have a horse or lease one or anything. i cant afford one. stupid money... Still, if i ever get my own horse i'll definitely be doing PNH.

RE: Parelli Chat

jumptoheaven — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 22:15:03 GMT

I love Parelli!! It's got Rev And Spencer so much more trusting and they listen to me so much better. I tried to do parelli with them before I ride, It has them much more respectful and listening to me

RE: Parelli Chat

~Ride*Like*You*Mean*It~ — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 02:27:10 GMT

*Clip~Clop* (8/18/2008)

spurs3676 (8/17/2008)

i don't whip my horses to the extreme but i carry a whip with me and i wear spurs but i don't like the natural horsemanship concept sorry guys it's true it's dumb

If you think it's dumb, keep it to yourself, k?

EDIT- I don't really like Parelli, but I DO like Natural Horsemanship.

i so agree! i can not stand pat parelli. the man drives me nuts. but i have to say the man has a way with horses. but some of it i think is just talk....

RE: Parelli Chat

horsesavvyforever — Sun, 21 Sep 2008 14:08:21 GMT

parelli_ransom (9/10/2008)

I am sooo excited! im passin my level 2 finally!

That's great!! Congragulations!!!

RE: Parelli Chat

Fortheloveofhorses! — Sat, 20 Sep 2008 13:11:42 GMT

egotistical.flying.pony (9/20/2008)

Oh. My. Gawd.
My trainer and her co-worker are creating a PNH facility. =oooo!

Thats realy cool! its great to have people you know do parelli.