Equine Clicker 101 Lesson #37: What To Do When It All Goes Pear Shaped

When things don’t go as planned it is easy for you and your horse to become frustrated. In this Lesson I discuss ways to minimize frustration and to keep training fun. We learn about least reinforcing stimulus (LRS) and differential reinforcement of incompatible behavior (DRI).

 

GUESTS AND LINKS LESSON #37:
Equine Clicker 101 Equine Emotions Frustration Horse Emotions - Horse Behavior

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