Course curriculum

    1. Welcome!

    2. Why Horses Don't Load

    3. Why Should Your Horse Load?

    4. The Difference between Making a Horse Load and Teaching a Horse to Load

    1. Training Tools

    2. Goals

    1. Trailer Types

    1. Introduction to Chapter: Safety Tips

    2. Trailer Should be Attached to a Vehicle

    3. Before You Start Training - Trailer Safety

    4. Secure Trailer Wheels for Safety

    5. Before You Start Training - Trailer Ramp

    6. Different Trailer Ramps

    7. Trailer Ramp Safety - Sharp Corners

    8. Before You Start Training - A Note on Trailer Rear Closures - Butt Bars

    1. Introduction to Chapter: Prepare Your Horse

    2. Make Sure Your Horse is Comfortable With and Understands the Whip

    3. Does Your Horse Willingly Walk to the Trailer?

    4. Groundwork to Help a Horse Walk to the Trailer

    5. Example of Horse Trying to Cut Me Off

    6. Paint Mare - Won't Walk to the Trailer

    7. Here's a horse that won't walk to the trailer.

    8. Walking to the Trailer - Anxious White Mare

    9. Anxious Horse Won't Go to the Trailer

    1. Compare Two Different Horses

    2. Stress Response - QH Mare with Bobbing Head

    3. Loose Manure

    4. Yawning is a Good Sign (shows stress release)

    5. Stretched out Neck

    6. Notes: Look for Stress Responses during Training

About this course

  • $67.50
  • 151 lessons
  • 19.5 hours of video content

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Instructor

Monica Treidlinger

I am excited to be helping you train your horse to load! I have been training horses for over 40 years and have developed a method to teach horses to self-load into a trailer with confidence. My method doesn't just make the horse load, like some trainers, but instead teaches the horse how to walk up a ramp or how to enter a step-up trailer and what to expect in the trailer so they learn to deal with the changes that are happening. I allow horses to make mistakes. The mistakes are part of the learning process. I help the horse to work through the mistake and make good decisions. I have successfully trained over 800 horses to load into all kinds of trailers using this method and now I'd like to share this method with you.

Monica Treidlinger

I am excited to be helping you train your horse to load! I have been training horses for over 40 years and have developed a method to teach horses to self-load into a trailer with confidence. My method doesn't just make the horse load, like some trainers, but instead teaches the horse how to walk up a ramp or how to enter a step-up trailer and what to expect in the trailer so they learn to deal with the changes that are happening. I allow horses to make mistakes. The mistakes are part of the learning process. I help the horse to work through the mistake and make good decisions. I have successfully trained over 800 horses to load into all kinds of trailers using this method and now I'd like to share this method with you.