Natural Horsemanship is advertised as a kinder method rooted in working with the horse’s natural instinct and behavior, but does the process really produce calm and relaxed horses, or is it an illusion rooted in false pretenses? Jasmine dives into the concept of "Ask, Tell, Demand", a form of escalating pressure until the horse responds. Does this structure really create an understanding horse, or one who's given up fighting? Find out the truth and the following consequences in this episode!

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Results take effort, consistency, and patience. There are many training aids that are marketed to help your horse develop balance, muscle, coordination, and help them into a 'frame'. Jasmine sat down with equine bodyworker and biology Elisa Walfish to discuss these training aids and whether their biomechanics support what the aids claim to do. The short answer? They don't. Listen to find out why.

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We've all run across a horse who was in need of "correction". This is usually in the form of punishment. But what does this mean exactly and what message is it sending to the horse? Is there a better way of doing things?

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