<p>Australian horseman Mark Langley answers questions on managing aggression; helping a horse to lunge without a whip or driving pressure; building confidence; helping a horse who fights when tied up; helping a frantic horse with separation anxiety to re focus; helping the horse left behind in the paddock.</p>

Australian horseman Mark Langley answers questions on managing aggression; helping a horse to lunge without a whip or driving pressure; building confidence; helping a horse who fights when tied up; helping a frantic horse with separation anxiety to re focus; helping the horse left behind in the paddock.

Aggression; re-focusing a frantic horse; building confidence; horses that fight being tied up; helping the horse left behind in the paddock

Mark Langley horse training tips with a unique psychological perspective. Answering REAL horse training questions with practical and compassionate solutions. Help and advice on how to overcome common horse problems in a way which doesn’t use dominating and damaging techniques but influences their mindset and sets you up for long term success and partnership.

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Aggression; re-focusing a frantic horse; building confidence; horses that fight being tied up; helping the horse left behind in the paddock

Aggression; re-focusing a frantic horse; building confidence; horses that fight being tied up; helping the horse left behind in the paddock

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