The horse who the most able to take rights becomes the leader. They know exactly what is expected of them when presented with an action - honor it or challenge it. As I have said, the absence of fear is confidence. Confidence is the assurance you can handle what is expected of you. In a herd, you are expected to challenge or accept.
ALL horses can do that.
The more determined a horse is to take rights, the more lesser determined horses honor those rights. This is evidenced by the fact that some horses expend very little energy to take rights, pinned ears are often enough effort. Now then, in the next email I'll bring fear into this and how I found it can be quickly removed by mimicing this principle. The Effect On Fear Click here to email me with any questions you may have. Click here to return to top of page.