Skip to content
Miniature Horsemanship ™

Miniature Horsemanship ™

The Place to Learn All Things Miniature Horse
  • Home
  • Community
  • Contact
  • About
  • Events
  • Partners

Tag: how to make my mini stop biting

How do I stop my Miniature Horse from biting?

August 11, 2017 Kendra Leave a comment

I am surprised how often I see some variation of the above question posted in Miniature Horse groups on Facebook,…

Share

Continue Reading →

Posted in: Care & Grooming, Groundwork Filed under: biting, how to make my mini stop biting, miniature horse, Miniature Horsemanship, why does my mini bite

Now Available!

Big Book of Miniature Horses

Login

 
 
Forgot Password

Recent Posts

  • Attending Your First Miniature Horse Show December 10, 2019
  • What does it mean if your horse is hard to catch? November 26, 2019
  • Two Ways to Teach a Sidepass November 21, 2019
  • Stories: Episode 36: Michelle Vander Vlis November 20, 2019
  • Stories: Episode 35: Rhonda Stalder November 13, 2019

Search

Online Classes

Feeding Your Miniature Horse

Caring For Your Senior Miniature Horse

Groundwork Masterclass

Improving Your Miniature Driving Horse

Train Your Miniature Horse To Drive

Teach Your Miniature Horse The Haunch Turn

Introduction to Positive Reinforcement

Subscribe to our mailing list for all the latest content and special offers!

* indicates required
What are you MOST interested in?

I have been working with Kendra since the purchase of my family's gelding, Shadow. Shadow struggled with a fear of being checked up and he traveled with a hollow back. Over the course of the 3 years, using exercises that Kendra uses in her program, and her eyes on the sideline at the shows, Shadow has gained his confidence back and I have been working on relaxing in the ring. As a result, we are excelling in the show ring as a team again! Kendra is patient and has a good way of explaining things in a manner that anyone can understand. Thanks for you continued support with our family's journey with this wonderful and talented gelding.

Christine Tilleman Ramblin Ranch

Kendra is amazing. She has taught me so much about getting my miniature horses to being the best they can.
Just last show season she helped me in teaching my mini to jump and gain the confidence she needed.
She has helped me many times in giving me some tips to do better and make my horses better.
Kendra is a great horse trainer. She always knows what to do.

Samantha

Kendra has been working with me since last spring and she has taught me so much. My chestnut gelding Rocky and I have improved our partnership tremendously through her teaching. I enjoy lessons with her because she is patient, kind, and she always makes lessons fun. She also encourages me to learn new things to play with Rocky. He is a much better listener and I have learned how to be a much better leader. Thank you Kendra for training Rocky and I to be such a great team! We appreciate you so much!

Sabrina

Had a great time applying your instructions to a Shetland Pony I had the privilege to drive ... they worked. I was unsure after working with larger horses it seemed awkward to apply methods to a smaller breed ... it all worked fine.

Melany Moore

Contact Us

  • Email
    miniaturehorsemanship@gmail.com
Copyright © 2019 Miniature Horsemanship ™ — Uptown Style theme by GoDaddy