Horse Communication, Or Are We Interrupting Our Horses? | Field Notes in Motion

This week I've been wondering whether we've been asking the wrong question. We often focus on improving communication with our horses, but what if many of the difficulties we experience aren't caused by poor communication at all? What if they're caused by interruption? In this week's Field Notes in Motion, I explore a simple observation that has changed the way I watch horses. How often do we ask another question before the horse has had the chance to answer the first? This isn't about techniques or training methods. It's an invitation to slow down, observe and see the conversation from the horse's perspective. If this way of seeing horses resonates with you, I'd love for you to subscribe and join me each week for another Field Notes in Motion. What have your horses shown you this week? 🌿 Continue the conversation 📖 Read this week's companion essay on Substack: https://substack.com/@rachelwindchaser 🌿 Join The ReWilding Circle:   / horsemanshipfromnature   🌿 Learn more about Horsemanship from Nature: https://rewild.windchaserranch.com/