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Horse SensePerfecting the1-Rein StopHorse SenseThe Magazine for Horse LoversThe Magazine for Horse LoversWell ShodSpooky Horse?How to get yours “Bomb Proof Broke”The Latest Scoop onNutritional WisdomNew!Advice for Trail Rides10 Tips for Saddle BuyersTaking care of your horses feetJeans4 Styles Made for RidingISBN 978-1-58180-501-7 90000 >9 781581 805017ISBN 978-1-58180-501-7 90000 >9 781581 805017Independence DayUse this great teamwork exercise to solve your horse’s “buddy sour” problem and improve his training.BY TOM DORRANCE • PHOTOS BY JONNY ELDONFor many horses, breaking up is hard to do, but repeated short separations will help them develop independence. At first, it may not look like a well- choreographed dance.33Getting Beyondthe Crisis* Separation anxiety is an emotional problem. The behavior that accompanies “buddy sour” is a training issue.* Solve the problem by allowing the horse to get slightly upset, and then calm, and then slightly upset, and calm again.To optas ma id ut illiqui blam.* Net qui de con comnihi litium entes sinciae natem vent rest, tem aut expliqu atquatem eatus unt verspit a nulparibea il mod ut expe derio. Cidicit am sitio.* Consequi voluptatem esim sentota ped que derupti re, omnimillis aperore hent praes et elignihilit, sequid quatur invalir qui etla virea tomalne quadro. * Hestque alttr intempInseptra into altonia estelestr intabradi opvirealia to maloe improvabalia tomalitra intoa eltrovia complete.