Atlantea Society
Atlantea Society bonder techniques are comprised of elements from various leading trainers. Atlantea's techniques are melded with body movements that allow you to mentally connect with most horses.
You can use that connection to greatly reduce or completely eliminate the fear and lack of understanding which are the basis of most training issues. This connection will help resolve problems and enhance all phases of your training.
Blending the principals of various natural training styles, with body language, games, whispering and bonding. We welcome participants of all kinds of training such as Berry Training method, Monty Roberts, Chris Cox, Frank Bell, Buck Branaman, Parelli, Dennis Reis, Marv Walker, Clinton Anderson, John Lyons and the dozens of excellent training styles.
You can use that connection to greatly reduce or completely eliminate the fear and lack of understanding which are the basis of most training issues. This connection will help resolve problems and enhance all phases of your training.
Blending the principals of various natural training styles, with body language, games, whispering and bonding. We welcome participants of all kinds of training such as Berry Training method, Monty Roberts, Chris Cox, Frank Bell, Buck Branaman, Parelli, Dennis Reis, Marv Walker, Clinton Anderson, John Lyons and the dozens of excellent training styles.
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Problem Horses
Is your horse a problem? Does your horse buck, kick, throw his head, move while saddling or mounting? Hard to catch, head shy, problem loader, pulls back, or has any other behavioral problems? Atlantea Society helps you learn to teach horses to have proper ground manners and a positive attitude so you and your equine partner can experience a pleasant working relationship.
Each year thousands of horses are bought with the best intentions. However, each year a like number are sold again because owners find that their ideas of horse ownership are not reality. Horse ownership requires time, money, and most importantly, knowledge. Understanding equine behavior is the key to excellence in horsemanship and understanding what horses learn and how to use this knowledge to help with horse training and handling is one of the most important aspects of successful horse management.The main goal of the Atlantea Society is to help make natural training knowledge available so it can be used to improve human/horse interactions.
To understand and then satisfy a domestic animal's needs, one must learn as much as possible about its basic psychological and behavioral processes. In the past, much time has been devoted to understanding the horse's physiology but relatively little attention has been directed toward the horse's mind. By ignoring psychological needs, humans create stress for horses and when stresses are prolonged, health and behavioral problems occur. When behavioral problems arise the horse is often blamed, then shuffled from one trainer to another only to be returned to the same conditions or sold repeatedly. Finally, the horse is labeled a "problem" and is neglected, abused, or ends up in a slaughterhouse.
Psychological factors such as feeling, thinking, and remembering are cognitive processes that affect an animal's overall well-being. Therefore, if we want to provide the best environment, training, and handling methods for our horses, we need to understand their cognitive and motivational processes.
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