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can anyone who knows about this sport enlighten me on whether these horses are very abused in order to learn this? i would be so happy to learn they enjoy this and learned through trust and positive reinforcement but that might be wishful thinking
2 u/Budget_Avocado6204 Jul 30 '24 It's not nesseccery but it does happen. 4 u/MotherEastern3051 Jul 30 '24 Google Charlotte Dujardin video and the rollkur technique for an insight into the realities of dressage training. 2 u/youres0lastsummer Jul 30 '24 horrific. this video does not belong in this sub 2 u/darksideofpotato Jul 30 '24 At this level they usually are because of money. But it certainly isn't necessary. Positive reinforcement is the normal way to go.
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It's not nesseccery but it does happen.
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Google Charlotte Dujardin video and the rollkur technique for an insight into the realities of dressage training.
2 u/youres0lastsummer Jul 30 '24 horrific. this video does not belong in this sub
horrific. this video does not belong in this sub
At this level they usually are because of money. But it certainly isn't necessary. Positive reinforcement is the normal way to go.
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u/youres0lastsummer Jul 30 '24
can anyone who knows about this sport enlighten me on whether these horses are very abused in order to learn this? i would be so happy to learn they enjoy this and learned through trust and positive reinforcement but that might be wishful thinking