Check your horse doesn't have a pull back. Then, see if they can keep listening to the rope under pressure and when the trailer is very scary.

Can your horse self load and correct a retreat?

Do you set your horse up to problem solve?

What I'd like you to consider addressing when approaching something scary. This lesson is under saddle.

Helping a horse to process rather than freeze or rush around something scary. This lesson takes place on the ground, near trailers.

This horse has a bit of a pull back and after several long sessions of trailer loading, still can get stuck. Feedback for areas to improve in this video include where training could be stepped up; + identifying where he is still struggling and how to help him - which may mean working him in a few specific areas then coming back to the trailer

This is a horse who is reluctant to go near a float, and who tends to charge off after a few seconds

Review of this loading session with my suggestions on areas that might help

Member video feedback on ways to help & what I see with this loading session

Opening up a horse that shuts out the float and the flag - an alternative

Helping a horse that has run out of a float understand not to pull back + training for breaching pressure

Developing trust in leading; introducing pressure and the right response to pressure

Preparation for loading + breaching pressure

Further preparation

Containing a lot of tips in a nutshell

Helping a mare to load for the first time

Teaching Fern to load (2)

Teaching Fern to float load (2)

Introducing self-loading

Full lesson on teaching self-loading

Talk over lesson: fine tuning float loading on & off with a flag to gain attention

A quick load

Teaching a mare to accept a vet crush

Float loading with a nervous disconnected arab

Seminar on following feel, leading and safe floating