Mark & Karen Willmus wrote: > > With all due respect, Louise, I'm going to give an opinion contrary to > yours on the last post. > > Regarding "sacking out:" I would not "sack out" in the cowboy-sense of the > word an Arab. I might try it on a plow-horse, but what you're talking > about won't get you anywhere with an Arab. > > I'm no authority, but I'd read John Lyons and Pat Parelli thoroughly, and > then decide. > > And please don't tie up a leg. Especially for shiers. There's a reason > they shy (ie. fear and lack of trust in their trainer) and tying up a leg > only makes it worse. I've got a whole lot of examples I could give you on > this one, and if you want to hear them, I'd be happy to go on ad nauseum > about all the things that have gone wrong. > > "Round Pen Reasoning" and "Natural Horse-man-ship" > > Karen Willmus >
Karen,
Reading your post I'm not quite sure if your "for" or "against" Lyons
and Parelli in regards to working with arabs.Please explain further.