Experience has taught me we need to build strong relationships first and that opens the way to solving issues and reaching goals. Working on your relationship first will create a strong safe, ethical foundation that will allow you to remove barriers to enjoyment while allowing you to follow your own path to horsemanship. 
This e-book How to get the relationship you always wanted with your horse takes a look at the way we build our equine relationships and what affects those relationships. By better understanding the connection between ourselves and our equines we can focus on creating the relationship we have always dreamt of. This book contains exercises for assessment of our current situation and helps us to decide how we want our relationships to feel. Then practical exercises to help us enjoy our equines more and a plan that builds trust and confidence in each other.
Whether you have a new horse or you are in a long-term relationship that you want to improve, this pack gives simple, safe, effective exercises that can help you see your relationship in a new way and remove blocks that may be holding you back. 
The exercises will allow you to break elements of your relationship down, so you can decide what to work on and feel less overwhelmed. 
Includes:
Chapters on Exploring Our Relationships
10 quality time exercises 
Relationship wheels allow you to see what you need to focus on first and feel less overwhelmed. 
Five insights to focus on for five days. 
Shaping plan for Trust, confidence and problem-solving, which is the foundation plan for all our equine relationships 
An explanation of how to use the science of behaviour to complete the plan, a step-by-step guide to creating the relationship you always wanted. 
 
"There are many books, articles and manuals on the market to help us achieve just one goal that I believe every person who spends time with horses wants to reach. Being a good horseman or horsewoman by achieving the ultimate relationship with horses, being able to communicate so effectively with them that you have a partnership that seems impossible to see where the horse ends and the human begins.
 
None of these resources look and the building blocks that truly create this kind of relationship and none of them ever ask you to look at yourself as a human being and as a horseman. Ben, you taken these building blocks and given them to your readers. Finally someone has taken a look at the foundation of horsemanship and shown us how to find the horseman within ourselves empowering us to follow our own paths to true horsemanship.”