Better
known as Parelli or PNH, Parelli Natural Horsemanship is a
horse-training program created by Pat Parelli, the horse trainer
effective communication with the horse through a thorough understanding
of natural equine behavior. The
uniqueness of this approach lies in the fact that their methods are
very similar to the ways in which to interact with the other horses in
the herd.
One of the most commendable aspects of this approach is the constant focus on the creation of a mutual respect between the horse and its trainer. The Parelli approach works for almost all kinds of breeds of horses and can be used for the training of the horse for several equestrian events.
To turn the basic principles of this approach to understanding, communication, relationships and trust. The first important step is to establish an understanding with the horse. Horses are categorized under the prey category and so everything they do, results from their survival instinct. It is important to improve the view of the horse that understand form studied. This helps the horse trainer to clearly understand both. The comfort and discomfort of a horse with respect to a particular situation or thing The key to understanding the horse lies in the understanding of its behavior. The second important step in the training of a horse is to establish a clear communication mechanism with the horse. There are seven games Pat Parelli and they must be played in order to be able to really to achieve the intended objectives.
One of the most commendable aspects of this approach is the constant focus on the creation of a mutual respect between the horse and its trainer. The Parelli approach works for almost all kinds of breeds of horses and can be used for the training of the horse for several equestrian events.
To turn the basic principles of this approach to understanding, communication, relationships and trust. The first important step is to establish an understanding with the horse. Horses are categorized under the prey category and so everything they do, results from their survival instinct. It is important to improve the view of the horse that understand form studied. This helps the horse trainer to clearly understand both. The comfort and discomfort of a horse with respect to a particular situation or thing The key to understanding the horse lies in the understanding of its behavior. The second important step in the training of a horse is to establish a clear communication mechanism with the horse. There are seven games Pat Parelli and they must be played in order to be able to really to achieve the intended objectives.
These
games are to be played between works to engage the horse in an
activity that generates the need to communicate with the horse trainer.
These games are:
A. Test game This game will generate a positive impression of the driver in the head of the horse.Second Porcupine Game The aim of this game is to get the horse to overcome its defensive action in response to pressure.Third Racing game The object of this game is to help the horse involved a cue without physical contact.4th Yo-Yo Game The aim of this game is to develop the horse's ability to suspend, stop, sliding stop and a straight motion seamlessly.5th County ends game The goal of this game is to make the horse develop a sense of direction and learn how to keep his pace.6th Sideways Game The aim of this game is to get the drivers to learn how to straighten the horse carefully.7th Squeeze-The goal of this game is to help understand the horses as they squeeze quietly into the narrow spaces.Relationship is the third key principle for Parelli approach and is naturally built through effective communication and understanding. Last but not least is the trust factor that is generated over a period of time. Horses usually stay in a herd, and therefore have a tendency to follow a leader. It is only by generating a certain level of trust a horse trainer feels very confident to participate in a horse equestrian event. Parelli approach seems very time consuming, but also proves to be very effective for its universal approach on the various breeds of horses.
