Solving Canter or Lope Problems, Horses Who Won’t Lead Properly with Mary Kitzmiller for Jun 1, 2023

Today’s listener Q&A with Mary Kitzmiller features several issues with cantering or loping and switching leads behind. We chat about exercises to help horses who drag you around when you try to lead them. And what did Mary learn from training her dog that can be applied to horse training? Listen in to find out!

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