The Art of Natural Dressage

This is really rather cool. Anyone with camelids, please take note. I would expect to begin seeing AND alpacas, llamas and camels very soon!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnsWQ4kNG-w

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"Ride reverently, as if each step is the axis on which the earth revolves"

Oh my gosh, that was amzing! Thanks for posting it.

Leah

That's all I have to say... that is one of the most amazing things I've ever seen!

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"Do you give the horse his strength?"
~Job 39:19a

www.cambriahorsemanship.com

Unbelieveable!

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Glen Grobler

Words that soak into your ears are whispered...not yelled. Anon

Ohh!!

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*Marie Madec*

I've actually seen this act together with my grandmother many years ago and the camel's movement weren't nearly as advanced back then, allthough I thought already then that the camel was moving much more fluid then the horse.

Now I can only say WOW!

I wonder if camels have less difficulties carrying humans around then horses?
Maybe for the riding, we should all switch to camels

(and naughty ps... maybe the camel can move more freely because she is ridden bitles... )

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www.equusuniversalis.com

That was lovely! Since I don't know how I'll ever teach my horse tempi changes maybe I should try one of the dogs or cats first?
And my ducks could learn the spanish walk.
I guess there is perfect proof again that if animals are physically able to do it they can learn to do it on cue.

When i watched this movie i saw some great galop changes. Most clear in the beginning of the movie.
Was nice to see a young horse playing and at the same time training himself.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I76rz9z3lm8