[drivingpairs] Voice Commands and New Pair
- From: "Bettyann Seablade" <shadowbrook@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <drivingpairs@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 10 Aug 2003 13:29:07 -0400
Hi
I don't use too many voice commands. I use "annnnnnnd annnnd" and say walk
or say trot or say whoa. This annnnnnnd is sort of like a half halt to
them. The ears come back and they wait for the next command. I have found
this to be excellent for them. They do better with the annnnnnnnnnnnnd.
Jeff Morse taught me that at a clinic and it has been working good. I use
it for different gaits in a pleasure class and also in Dressage for my
halts. They seem to halt better.
I drive a pair of Shetland Mares. I am also working on a pair of Shetland
Geldings who are a little bit bigger. I ground drove them together last
week and they did wonderful. They each drive single. I can't wait to hitch
them together to the carriage. Does anyone have any advice for when I can
do this? Should I just go ahead or should I wait and ground drive them
together more. Betty
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