Moe Learned Some of Our Language Today: Hindquarter Yielding

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Listening to Buck Brannaman and several others talk about yielding the hindquarters, I believe this is an important skill for horses to have. Some people may beg to differ and that is fine. Personal space and yielding to pressure is important.  Hubby has been watching me much closer than I thought.

We don't have any pictures from today. We were more focused on introducing Moe and Howdy to each other and spending some time together as a herd.

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