Many trainers claim that making a horse step backward establishes dominance and earns respect. But is that really how horses communicate in the wild? And more importantly—how does this affect your relationship with your horse?
In this video, we’ll dive into:
✅ Why backing up isn’t about dominance in natural horse communication
✅ How forcing a horse backward can damage trust instead of building it
✅ What really happens when you ask a leader-type horse to back up
✅ How to use natural, respectful requests to maintain trust and cooperation
🐴 True leadership isn’t about forcing submission—it’s about trust, clarity, and competence. Watch now to discover how to build a connection your horse chooses to follow.
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