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Buddy Sour

Watch how John Lyons corrects buddy sour behavior in this exclusive HorseChannel video.

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Q: I have two horses, and whenever I try to ride one, the other one goes crazy in his pen. He works himself into a sweat, and I’m afraid he’s going to hurt himself or get sick from it. What should I do?

A: In this video clip, John Lyons teaches you how to help your horses overcome separation anxiety.

 

John Lyons on handling equine seperation anxietyJohn Lyons’ extraordinary ability to inspire and teach people how to become partners with their horses has launched a global training career that has spanned more than 25 years. After a successful show career and gaining practical horse knowledge on his Colorado cattle ranch, Lyons began giving training clinics and symposiums in 1980. With a background in education, he recognized people were eager for help with their horses and developed an extremely successful, solid training program. Lyons is recognized as “America’s Most Trusted Horseman” and is a major clinician and keynote speaker at large horse events nationwide and abroad. He is committed to helping people through his books, DVDs and Perfect Horse magazine, and has also developed a certification program that has produced more than 200 professional “John & Josh Lyons Certified” trainers.  John Lyons and his wife, Jody, live in Parachute, Colo., on “Our Dream Ranch.”

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Brinley    Smithfield, UT

11/25/2012 5:57:27 PM

I was just wondering, I am a 11 year old who is retraining a pony who has bucked, bolted, and bit, all when she was trying to get back to the other horses. She is usually fine, until the other horses get riled up, they neigh at her which makes her want to go back, How can I solve this? P.S. She likes to rebel, my dad yanked on her and as pay back she bucked me... Please email the answer to me at Jaxeyboo@gmail.com Thanks!

Molly    Harris, MN

3/23/2012 1:21:21 AM

Thank you so much I have a rescue horse to keep mine company and for 3 years I have had to find someone to ride her with me because she looks like she is going to have a stroke when I ride mine alone. My gelding, goes gets crazy if I take her out, even along the fence line. He tries to about climb the lean-to to get out with her. Im alone with these creatures and I have you to thank for addvice.

rebecca    zachary, LA

8/15/2011 2:31:51 PM

thanks for advice a horse that i have hates to be alone

Diane    Beaverton, ON

6/16/2011 10:44:29 PM

Great idea, however the 300 to 400 times practice seems so extreme. I hope my horse figures it out asap. I really would like to go for a ride......but I also like the safety issues covered.

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