A foal is highly sensitive to new stimuli. Its reactions are shaped by early interactions. The first few weeks influence future behavior. A foal begins to observe humans from birth. Its perception of safety forms quickly. Trust begins with consistent presence. A foal learns to recognize voice and scent. Regular contact creates familiarity. Inconsistent attention […]
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In the equestrian world, theory ensures only 20% success. But theory is the foundation of your successful practice.
