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56. Q&A: Diving For Grass, Lazy Lunging, Complicated Barn Relationships, Cues & Food Anxiety
Hi guys! In this week’s episode, I discuss horses who pull you to the grass instead of walking by it, horses that are difficult to get to go forward on the lunch line, relationships with barn managers & whether or not to leave, cue confusion, and anxiety around the cue for head away.
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EquiTheory Podcast — Hosted by Jill Treece of JETEquiTheory
Disclaimer: This content is for educational, informational + entertainment purposes only, not professional consultation. While we take precautions and fact-check, topics discussed should be considered opinions and listeners should practice due diligence before taking any action. If you participate (by commenting, submitting a question, or reviewing), understand it is at your own risk, accept full responsibility for any resulting liability/harm, & anything written may be used for discussion.
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Hi guys! In this week’s episode, I discuss horses who pull you to the grass instead of walking by it, horses that are difficult to get to go forward on the lunch line, relationships with barn managers & whether or not to leave, cue confusion, and anxiety around the cue for head away.
Leave a review for this podcast! Shoot me an email if you have a topic you’d like me to discuss! If you have a specific question, become a patron!
See This Episode's Page!
🔥💙 WHERE TO FIND US 💙🔥
EquiTheory Podcast — Hosted by Jill Treece of JETEquiTheory
Disclaimer: This content is for educational, informational + entertainment purposes only, not professional consultation. While we take precautions and fact-check, topics discussed should be considered opinions and listeners should practice due diligence before taking any action. If you participate (by commenting, submitting a question, or reviewing), understand it is at your own risk, accept full responsibility for any resulting liability/harm, & anything written may be used for discussion.