How to Turn a 'No' into a 'Yes' – What Wild Horses Teach Us (Part 2)

Do you wonder why your horse sometimes walks away or refuses contact? Does it feel like your horse is rejecting you? In this video (Part 2), we’ll explore why horses say ‘no’ and how to naturally turn that ‘no’ into a ‘yes.’ We’ll focus on initial contact—when you approach your horse—because without genuine connection, even basic interaction can become frustrating.

You’ll learn:
✅ Six key reasons why horses say ‘no’
✅ Why a ‘no’ doesn’t always mean your horse dislikes you
✅ How to build trust and connection without conditioning

Plus, I’ll share personal insights from working with my own horses, including how I turned my mare Shiloh’s repeated ‘no’ into a heartfelt ‘yes.’

👉 Download my free guide: 5 Steps to Earn Your Horse’s Trust – Insights from Wild Stallions
Learn how to create a bond where your horse chooses contact willingly and naturally. [Link in the pinned comment below!]

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5 Steps to Earn Your Horse’s Trust – Insights from Wild Stallions

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