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Horse Training In New Hampshire
Name: Liza Kiersey-Eaton More from this trainer...
Address: 624 South Stark Highway
Weare NH 03281
Website: www.Windwalkerfarm.tripod.com
E-Mail: Lizawhisperer@Yahoo.com
Phone: (603) 529-0642
Info: Horse trainer for over 35 years. Learned from Victor Blanchard, Randall DeBerg, Whitey Baldwin, to name a few of the many "unknown, backyard" trainers. I teach what has become known as "Natural Horsemanship" Body Language of Eqqus. Native american style...(the best). I specialize in young stock, from birth to 2 yrs. Socilaizing them, daily reinforcement of herd ediquette. Owners are required to participate in the process. From Drafts to Miniature Horses, and every breed inbetween. I personally show my APHA stud in Combined training, My Morgan Stud in Eventing, MY 1/2 Andalusian x 1/2 Arabian, in Show jumping, My Morgan Gelding in Hunter Pace, and the 25 yr old APHA Gelding in Barrel Racing...Bring me your babies, I will make them wonderful!
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Train with kindness
I have worked with so many breeds. Many abused, or neglected to the point of abuse. I have found if you take the time to watch the horse interact with other equines, and humans, you will gain a better knowledge of his/her problems/phobias (whatever you choose to call it). I take all horses, and use gentle tequiniques. Some have been abused to the point they trust no one. Others have been neglected to the point they are almost wild again.
Example: I purchased an 8 month old filly, had not ever been touched by humans, only bullied by her barn buddies...she could not be haltered, led, touched. I herded her into the trailer, and once in there, after the 4 hr. trip home, I placed a halter on her, and we "herded" her into a stall. The next three days consisted of me going in there, and talking to her, petting her, tugging on the halter. After day 4, she came to me. In the stall, on her own, she craved attention, and thrived on it! She is now a coming 5 yr old who is completely voice trained. Patience, and a gentle touch goes a long way. I have taken world class "show" horses that were terrified to be clipped or loaded, and within days, they are fine with all of the "challenges" I throw at them. All without drugs, or twitches. I use a lot of Native American Training. My grandmother told me, in her tribe, I was called a horsewhisperer.
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