Piaffe and Passage at Liberty. www.HorseTraining.org presents: Rumba the Wonder Horse performing the Grand Prix Dressage movements Piaffe and Passage at Liberty. (No ropes or reins attatched). Georgia Bruce trained Rumba using a combination of Clicker Training, Natural Horsemanship and Classical Dressage Training Techniques. Georgia has studied the science of how horses learn and this has culminated in teaching this horse to perform Grand Prix Dressage completely at Liberty. Georgia does not use force or fear in training, only encouragement, rewards and repetition. Rumba also performs these Grand Prix Dressage movements under saddle. For more information about Clicker Training, Horse Training, Natural Horsemanship or Liberty Horse Training see: www.HorseTraining.org
Beautiful!
Very fun good for both of you!!
Impressive
wow that is amazing please could you get back to me and tell me how you do that as i would love to teach mine that
amazing horse … amazing trainer^^
Nice work!
Would love to see that in real time!
very cool!
the is the real dressage o.o! Soo fantastic!
True dressage: horse and human working in a harmonious relationship. You’ve mastered it, good job!
This is realy beautiful!
And he is working very correct with his body.
You are an amazing handler:)
this is amazing xD
Now THAT is beautiful and the way it SHOULD be done! Anky is disgusting and so are her techniques!
This is true horsemanship! THANK YOU!!!
This is cool. I think it’s funny thought that this horse and some other bridleless horses go behind the vertical in this work. If this horse showed that neck position while being ridden with a bridle some people would be freaking out. I’m not saying it’s bad, I just think it’s interesting the conclusions people might jump to if this horse had a bridle on.
UltimateDq, I noticed that too. Although I am far from supportive of hyper flexion, things like this teach me to really look into things before opposing or supporting them.
wow!! amazing!! How did you teached him ??
@UltimateDQ
VERY interesting observation! I will think about this one!
That’s beautiful! I’m trying to do the Parelli training with my Quarter horse.
That’s great! What a beauty.
Excellent.! I am playing with Piaffe also, with my elderly mare using Clicker Training. Its a lot of fun, she is loving the challenge
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Awful. The piaffe is triangulated, the back sags, the hindquarters are not engaged correktly. This is not a piaffe at all, just sircus.
does he follow your movements without the… (is it a carrot stick or a whip?)? I would really love to learn how you got him to do that. Your video has been stuck in my head for two months, and I just keep wondering how you got him to do that!
gorgeous horse!!
@kbowmanphoto a ANKY IS GEWELDIG!!
KIJK:ANKY CLINIC LAAG,DIEP,EN ROND!
DAN MERK JE HET VANZELF WEL JE MOET HET BLIJKBAAR UITLEGGEN!
fantastico!
WOW! This is awesome.
How did you train the horse to hold its head like this?
Sorry for my English, I am German.
how do u get ur horse to do that by just doing it with ur feet? please explain