I have been listening to this podcast for awhile now. I have been on the clicker training journey for about a year and a half. Listening to this podcast was a lot to take in so at one point I thought I could use a refresh so from episode 80 back to the beginning, I have restarted and am understanding concepts. I was able to use the knowledge I have relearned and had a wonderful time with my horses. I am now so proud of everything I am capturing and able to put into practical. I also bought Alex’s revised book and can’t move past the foundation lessons yet because I want to make it solid.

If you are interested in clicker training horses, but short on time, then this podcast is a good place to get info. Listen while mucking stalls, picking fields or even on lunch breaks from your desk job!!

Alex and Dominique have created a marvelous podcast on the power of positive training. While they call it Equiosity, the questions they explore are important to training any species in a positive way. The importance of choice can’t be over emphasized. How we use our training tools (food delivery, mats) has wide implications. There are bonus articles for members. Listen and enjoy!

Hi Alex and Dominique! I would like to share how much I am enjoying these podcasts! Your stories are so entertaining coupled with amazing insights into learning! It took me a while to get started, but once I did, I couldn't wait to hear more and played "just one more"! LOL. Alex, I love to hear your voice, it's like sitting down with an old friend and now meeting a new friend in Dominique! You've both done a beautiful job weaving your love of horses, training and educating into a lovely, sharing environment! Thank you both for taking the time to do this! Sincerely, Karen

I love Alexandra’s book, so I knew the podcast would be full of useful information and thought-provoking insights. I wasn’t disappointed. I have a special needs horse; he has three good legs and one that is essentially a kickstand, and all I know about his past is that he was stepped on by a cow as a baby and was never handled. He can never be ridden and even if I wanted to use them, many “traditional” training methods are simply not possible. Alexandra’s book and this podcast are priceless resources that are helping me give him a meaningful life and the care he needs.

So excited that Alexandra and company have started a podcast. Alexandra has an amazing online clicker training that I began shortly after an equestrian accident. Riding is out of the picture however ground work isn’t. Her advice and lessons (I am on chapter 2) have been extremely rewarding. The partnership and trust between my horse and self has been priceless. Can’t wait for more podcasts!