Natural Horse-Man-Ship: Six Keys to a Natural Horse-Human Relationship | Pat Parelli

Natural Horse-Man-Ship: Six Keys to a Natural Horse-Human Relationship | Pat Parelli | Natural Horse-Man-Ship: Six Keys to a Natural Horse-Human Relationship

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	Natural Horse-Man-Ship: Six Keys to a Natural Horse-Human Relationship Pat Parelli Western Horseman, 2003 - 224 pages average customer review:based on 64 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Man and horse unite

I would recommend or even make it mandatory for everyone even thinking of going near a horse to read this book. Pat Parelli gets it from the horses point of view, and makes it easy for us to get it too. I have a 2, 3 and 4 yr horse. I have worked with all of them utilizing the theories presented in this book. I have also bought his partnership level 1 and the tools to go with it. It works, my horses are responsive and a joy to be with.

Natural Horse-Man-Ship: Six Keys to a Natural Horse-Human Relationship

Great book! Full of help and hope for horse owners. Everything is ready to use and easy to understand!

Good Technique, Reads Easy, but I Wanted More

I loved the concept behind the technique and found each step usefull from the first page to the last. What's best, is that I saw success right away after applying these steps. I loved the way the book read. It was easy to follow and the illustrations reinforced the text beautifully. However, since the author made his own training aids, I wanted to know how to make them, too. So, I found myself wanting more when I hit the last page, at least a reference page to where I could purchase said training aids or learn how to make them myself. Also, a question is still unanswered. If the knots of the halter are strategically placed, where are those strategic places, and why are they stratigic?

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Popular but expensive and often unsafe

Mr Parelli writes in a self-opinionated, pompous style about horses, trying to give the impression that he is the guru of all things equine. While his methods have undoubtedly enabled a large number of people to improve their relationship with their horse, one must remember that there are untold millions who have a wonderful relationship with their horse which owes nothing to either his expensively-marketed system or the costly, cutely-named gadgets which seem to be an integral part of this.
With attention being paid everywhere to accident prevention, Mr Parelli would also do well to remember that many children will follow his methods. Novices need to remember things like helmets and sturdy shoes and Mr Parelli is in a position to set an example.
All in all - not impressed.

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