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Avoiding stored trauma in horses

WarwickSchiller 26,645 3 years ago
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Warwick touches on one of the things he did with Chance as a newborn foal that helped him process the dousing of the umbilical cord and first shots. Edited to add- It seems I didn’t explain well enough in the video why I let go when Chance struggled, so here’s the reason. ​ I got a hold of him so we could treat his umbilical cord and give him his first shots. When I first got a hold of him he struggled and I held onto him until he stopped struggling, then Robyn treated him. I could have let him go at that point, but when he struggled and couldn’t get away, that sent him into a small amount of freeze mode. I didn’t want to leave that in there so I kept my arms around him until he struggled again and immediately released him. That way that small amount of trauma was not trapped in his body. If you like these short Youtube videos, then you will LOVE the online video library where all of the full-length training videos are housed. Warwick has hundreds of full-length training videos filmed with REAL horses, REAL people, REAL problems in REAL time with no edits or ads. The online video library is the best way to follow along with Warwick's process! Get a free 7-day trial here: https://videos.warwickschiller.com/7-day-free-trial/ Check out our Facebook page here: https://facebook.com/Warwickschillerfanpage Instagram: warwickschiller Listen to The Journey On Podcast with Warwick Schiller, a conversation about horse training and personal development and the journeys that life takes us on. Listen on: https://www.warwickschiller.com/podcast/

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