Danyelle is passionate advocate for a kinder approach to horse training. In a world where rough and aggressive methods often dominate, Danyelle firmly believes that there's a gentler, more empathetic way to understand and train horses-one that benefits both the horse and the rider.
Central to Danyelle's philosophy is the idea that training doesn't have to be about dominance or force. Instead, it's about cultivating a deep understanding of each horse as an individual.
Recognizing that every horse learns at its own pace and in its unique way, Danyelle emphasizes the importance of patience and flexibility in training.
For Danyelle, the key to successful training lies in building a strong bond and fostering a safe environment where the horse feels comfortable and willing to learn. She understands that pushing a horse too quickly or aggressively only breeds fear and anxiety, hindering the training process. By taking the time to connect with the horse on a deeper level, Danyelle aims to cultivate a relationship built on trust and mutual respect, where the horse willingly complies with requests rather than feeling coerced.
In essence, Danyelle's kinder method of training embodies patience, understanding, and compassion, creating not only well-trained horses but also stronger, more harmonious partnerships between horse and rider.
