EquiTheory

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In this week’s episode, I address the mistake I made when I was discussing mental health & medication in last week’s episode, a horse who yawns when saddled & moves away from the mounting block, a +R trained horse who kicks out & rushes his behaviors, a lease horse who refuses to jump, & an update on + exciting surprise about Azula!

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EquiTheory Podcast — Hosted by Jill Treece of JETEquiTheory

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Hi guys! In this week’s episode I discuss some recent updates, my feelings on relationship things & how/what I'm doing with the baby horses!

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EquiTheory Podcast — Hosted by Jill Treece of JETEquiTheory

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Hi guys! This week I'm just a rambling and a chatting away about things that are difficult to confront in the horse world. Apologies in advance for the chaotic energy lol!

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Hi guys! In this week’s episode, I just wanted to talk honestly. I’ve got a lot going on and a lot of thoughts, so les jus talk.

All discussed in this episode of EquiTheory(:

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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.

Hi guys! In this week’s episode, I dive deep into some questions you guys emailed me! The topics I cover include — a rider regaining confidence after a fall, a complicated girthy horse, trailer loading with +R, verbal rewards, stiffness, and a horse who won't take treats. All discussed in this episode of EquiTheory(:

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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.

Hi guys! In this week’s episode, I dive deep into some questions you guys emailed me! The topics I cover include — A horse gone rogue without discipline (learned helplessness recovery), refusing to lead to the pasture, cribbing & weaving, more water fear, a high-headed horse who won’t jump (proper carriage), martingales, nervous when riding, a horse who won’t walk forward, bloating before saddling, what liberty is, backing up off a vocal cue, Spanish walk confusion, parents of students who don’t get +R, making trail rides less stressful, start cues & ears pricked trick. All discussed in this episode of EquiTheory(:

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EquiTheory Podcast — Hosted by Jill Treece of JETEquiTheory

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Hi guys! In this week’s episode, I dive deep into some questions you guys emailed me! I accidentally got a little bit more heated than I meant to! The topics I cover include — A horse who is afraid of water, having someone train your horse who you don’t agree with, a horse who’s grabby with food & biting, a horse who is owned & trained by someone you don’t agree with but will be yours soon, people undoing your training on a lesson horse, making walking back to the barn relaxing, a horse who’s afraid of the clicker, my ADHD, a relaxed horse exhibiting ulcer symptoms, tackling head shy/ear shy/nose shy horses, when can you stop using treats, and a complicated case of a horse who bucks: is she dumb? Just a bad horse? Is she learning how to get away with worse and worse behavior? All discussed in this episode of EquiTheory(: Soooo I one-upped myself! This is NOW our longest episode to date! So buckle up for the long haul or put this bad boy on 2x speed!

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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.

Hi guys! In this week’s episode I dive deep into some questions you guys emailed me! The topics I cover include — A horse who doesn’t want to walk out of his stall & dances at the mounting block, a horse who doesn’t seem interested in training over grass, a horse who is scared to tie in crossties, a foal who’s just a little too friendly, how to use +R with chubby horses, making sure your horse really understands what the clicker means & how to know, if +R is always better than -R, using -R & +R together: Pros & Cons, whipping for lead changes (is there another way?), what products I use to clicker train, & a horse who won’t turn. This is our longest episode to date! So buckle up for the long haul or put this bad boy on 2x speed!

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EquiTheory Podcast — Hosted by Jill Treece of JETEquiTheory

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Hi guys! In this week’s episode I dive deep into some questions you guys emailed me! The topics I cover include — a horse who's aggressive in his stall, a rider who's having difficulty staying on a spooky horse, guilt over not noticing a problem sooner, a horse's fear of fly spray, navicular, & a horse who won't canter.

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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.

 Hi guys! In this week’s episode I dive deep into some questions you guys emailed me! The topics I cover include — Food Anxiety, Trailering Woes, Rider Anxiety, Join-Up, Mugging/Begging for Treats, +R Frustration, Old Horses & New Tricks, Moody Mare, Learning to Read Horses, End of Arena Phobia, & Is It Too Late to Start?

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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.