Training Your Horse to Understand
Welcome

I specialize in problem horses, teaching better
communication between the horse and their human.
Showing owners how to have a deeper relationship
with their horse.
When I meet a horse for the first time, I have to see the horse as he is, not what he
should be, in order to help the horse.  Recognize his short comings but also the positive
aspects  of his character..  I must be happy with who he is and then help him find the
confidence that he needs, in order to survive…
Horses need to know if your going to guide or force your will onto him.     Guidance can be
found by listening to your horse.   You can have a horse follow you, but the question is “Is
he mentally with you?”   
Me and the Gang
      Being a guardian, trusting, friendly, partner
with love are all very important and not one is more
important than the other...you must have all of
these in order to become “one” with your horse.       
      Recognizing and understanding your horse...
gaining confidence and trust….
      What does Trust Mean?  Does it mean to be
the boss?  Does this mean that because I said so,
you better?  No...It’s about allowing your horse to
have an opinion and to be who he is.  Without trust,
the horse will never follow surely, confidently,
fearlessly, or relaxed...the horse will always be
looking over his shoulder.

TRAILER LOADING?
BITING?
KICKING?
BEING HEAD SHY?
NERVOUSNESS?
PICKING UP FEET?
WALKING ALL OVER YOU?

There are so many other problems
that I could list, the good news is that I
can help you and your horse.

I will give you the tools to help your
horse.
April Lewis Natural Horsemanship
Horse's idea becomes your idea and then your idea becomes his idea