Clicker Training With Karen Parker
This video comes with free email support and a free clicker. VIDEO - $20 plus $5 S&H - You may send a check or money order or use Paypal: DVD - $20 plus $5 S&H - You may send a check or money order or use Paypal: The picture shows Francisco playing the piano while standing on a pedestal. See more pictures. Riding With The Clicker VIDEO - $20 plus $5 S&H - You may send a check or money order or use Paypal: DVD - $20 plus $5 S&H - You may send a check or money order or use Paypal: The picture shows Francisco fetching the mail. See more pictures.
Bombproofing Horses With The Clicker This video comes with free email support. VIDEO - $20 plus $5 S&H - You may send a check or money order or use Paypal: DVD - $20 plus $5 S&H - You may send a check or money order or use Paypal: The picture shows Francisco wearing a plastic tarp. See more pictures. |
Clicker Training Horse Set - The 3 videos above & 3 clickersTeach your horse to do anything with this method. This set includes the above three Clicker Training With Karen Parker videos - Basic Ground Work, Riding With the Clicker and Bombproofing Horses With The Clicker plus three tabbed clickers in your choice of colors. Learn this fascinating method to turn your horse into a fantastic, willing partner. I have gotten many people started clicker training and think it is the most fun I have had in the 50 years I have been fooling with horses. You will not believe the difference in your horse. VIDEO - $50 plus $5 S&H - You may send a check or money order or use Paypal: DVD - $50 plus $5 S&H - You may send a check or money order or use Paypal: |
Starting Colts With The Clicker - 3 video set VIDEO - $50 plus $5 S&H - You may send a check or money order or use Paypal: DVD - $50 plus $5 S&H - You may send a check or money order or use Paypal: |
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America - Reschooling a Rescue Horse Videos - 3 video set VIDEO - $50 plus $5 S&H - You may send a check or money order or use Paypal: DVD - $50 plus $5 S&H - You may send a check or money order or use Paypal: |
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These are home videos filmed by Justin Parker. Not professional videos but pack in a lot of knowledge. I will barter for horse related items as long as they don't eat. Email me with details. Extra clickers are $3 each or $2 each for 5 or more. Wrist clickers are $6.00 each. They come in red, yellow, orange, blue and green. I am trying to get my videos on RFD TV. If you would like to help please email them at horses@rfdtv.com and request them. Clickin' On Ranch |
The video Clicker
Training With Karen Parker - Basic Ground Work will teach you this exciting positive reinforcement method
that is sweeping the country. This fast, easy, effective, gentle method of communicating better with
your horse is widely used in zoos and marine parks. It works on all animals. This tape has Sarah singing
the clicker song and demonstrations featuring Karen and Francisco. Basic Ground Work shows you how to
teach your horse targeting, picking up objects, fetching, standing on a pedestal, playing the piano,
honking a horn, head lowering, bowing, moving away from pressure, backing, come here, pushing and kicking
a ball, leg crossing and circling in the dance, desensitizing, working with feet and much more. Your
dream horse is just a click away.
Discover how easily
you can teach your horse using the clicker. This video builds on the Basic Ground Work video. It shows
you how to teach your horse to come to the mounting block to pick you up, stand still for mounting,
give to the bit, whoa and stand still, back, turn on forehand and haunches, sidepass, leg yield, lower
head, work over obstacles, despooking, pick up objects and fetch while being ridden, retrieve your hat,
honk a horn, push and kick a ball and fetching the mail.
Clicker Training
is a fast, easy, effective way of bombproofing your horse. Karen and Francisco do a quick introduction
to the three basic steps of clicker training then show you step-by-step how to build confidence in your
horse and teach him to accept a variety of different objects including plastic, flags, sacks of cans,
radios, objects jumping out at them, scary objects on the trail, balls, whips, tarps, traffic, etc.
This is an excellent method to use when starting colts or working with older spooky horses.
This set shows
you step by step how to start young horses under saddle easily using the clicker to promote a calm,
willing attitude with no resistance. I take a young gelding who has had very little handling out of
the pasture and start him under saddle. This set covers targeting, backing, head lowering, sacking out,
flagging, sack of cans, teaching him to stop when something falls off, replacing the flight response
with stop, getting a stop with the clicker, voice commands for all the gaits, working in the round pen,
trotting over poles, stepping on plywood, targeting on scary objects, building a good whoa, standing
still for saddling and mounting, round pen exercises, watching where he is going, giving to the bit,
giving to legs, ground driving, first few rides, turning, stopping, neck reining and ends on backing
under saddle. This is about 6 hours of actual footage starting young horses with no jerking or hitting.
Learn how to do it the easy way and build a good relationship with a happy horse. This is a home video
and my editing stinks. There is static in places where the tapes are put together and noise from the
neighbors, airplanes and wind. But, it has a great deal of commonsense knowledge packed into it and
comes with a free clicker. I believe it will show you how to put a good foundation on a horse that will
allow you to continue on easily no matter what kind of riding or driving you do. Happy Trails, Karen
America is a pinto
mare 10+ years that was donated for tiger food about 1 1/2 yrs ago. The man that gave her to the tigers
said she was crazy and wanted her killed. She was rescued by the Lori Wade family. She was roped and
snubbed to remove a halter that had made sores in her head. She was roped and snubbed again one time
to doctor her head. Lori's son attempted to brush her and she kicked him hard with both hind feet. She
has learned to trust Lori's daughter Rachelle to the extent of allowing her to pet her head and neck
occasionally. They have been unsuccessful at getting a rope or halter on her and are unable to do anything
with her. Molly Ayres, local jumper trainer, backed her stock trailer up to America's pen and tied a
gentle horse in the front of it. They managed to load America using several people carrying poles as
a movable fence and brought her to me for training. She was unloaded directly into my round pen.
Trim Your Horse's
Feet 
I have been shoeing horses
for about 30 years and have seen all kinds of problems horses have with people trying to work with their
feet. I did this video to try to help out some of these horses and their owners plus the horseshoers
that have to deal with them. This video has the Klamath Falls clicker demo to show some of the fun things
we do with clicker training. Then Tony and I demonstrate the first three steps of clicker training.
Then I take a 16 month old colt that has never had his feet handled and show how to shape his behavior
to pick his feet up and hold them up himself with no tack on him. Next step is desensitizing him to
noise on his feet to prepare him for trimming and shoeing. I break this down into easy step by step
training anyone can do. Next I go work with an 5 year old stallion that has decided he doesn't want
his feet done anymore and a yearling filly that pulls back and rears when her owner tries to pick up
her feet. I show how to use the clicker to expedite trimming both these horses with no hassles. Approximately
2 hours long.
In this video Francisco
and I show you how to train your horse to negotiate calmly and confidently a wide variety of trail obstacles
such as labyrinths, walking over poles, backing through the labyrinth, sidepassing over poles and around
corners, teeter totters, bridges, tunnels, brush, logs, tapes, barrels, spooks in the woods, mailboxes,
ground tying, and the dreaded mud puddle. This tape will give you some fun ideas for doing obstacles
and show you how to make your horse a more obedient, maneuverable, calmer trail horse. Happy Trails,
Karen
One of the biggest problems
I have seen people have with horses is getting them to stand tied so I did this tape to try to help.
This video has the Klamath Falls Clicker Demo With Karen, Sarah and Francisco showing some of the cool
things they do with clicker training. Karen and Tony show the first steps in clicker training, the hi-line
setup, how to teach young horses to tie, working with horses that pull back, paw and won't stand still.
I also talk about teaching a horse to cross tie. I have taken many horses that wouldn't tie and taught
them to using the steps in this video. I have never found one I couldn't teach to stand tied. This method
is broken down into easy steps anyone can do. Horses really enjoy clicker training -- give it a try.
If you have a horse
with trailer loading problems or a green colt to train this is a great video for you. Karen, Francisco
and Tony show you step by step several exercises to turn your horse into a calm, confident, easy loader.
Learn to load your horse easily loose or with a halter. This is a very easy method anyone can do. Trailer
loading is broken down into easy steps to prepare the horse thoroughly for a good experience. Take advantage
of Karen's lifetime of experience with horses. This video comes with free email support.
Why hobble train your
horse? I do mostly for safety reasons. Hobble trained horses will stand still if they get a foot caught
in a rope, fence, wire or anything else. I have been in several bad wrecks when a horse I was riding
got a foot caught in brush or wire so I started hobble training everyone before I got on them. It is
great basic training also because it helps teach a horse to think rather than react in a blind panic.
It is also very handy for trail riders and packers to be able to hobble a horse to graze. I take a broodmare
out of the pasture that has had no clicker training or hobble training and in 90 minutes spread out
over 4 sessions have the beginnning steps of clicker training taught and the mare hobble trained front
and rear. Justin filmed the entire process. It is broken down into small steps and is much, much safer
than just putting hobbles on them and letting them fight it out. There is a short clicker training demo
at the end of the tape to show some fun things to teach with this method. Happy Trails, Karen.
This was a big hit at
the demo we did in Klamath Falls. Teach Your Horse To Line Dance shows you step by step how to teach
your horse to circle with you, go back and forth, sidepass to and away, bow and how to put it all together
in your own dance. Lots of fun and it really teaches your horse to focus on you.
Teach Your Horse To
Fetch
The Musical Horse
- Fun Clicker Video
This video shows you how
to teach your horse to sit down on bales of hay or a beanbag without any force. No foot ropes, whip,
chains or wire brushes. By using the clicker and shaping small steps the horse learns to sit down willingly
and easily. Clicker training is a food based positive reinforcement system. You should have some basic
clicker knowledge before teaching this. If you don't my Groundwork video is an excellent one to watch
first. I use three different horses in actual schooling in this video. Melody shows the beginning steps,
Francisco the intermediate and Tony the ending. Happy Trails, Karen Parker and Clickin' On Ranch