A) Applying a saddle B) Using a whip C) Forcing obedience D) Building trust
A) Ignoring its natural fears B) Loud and energetic C) Calm and patient D) Assertive and dominant
A) Yelling commands B) Making sudden movements C) Avoiding eye contact D) Using gentle body language
A) Getting the horse used to new stimuli B) Overwhelming the horse with stimuli C) Making the horse fearless D) Ignoring the horse's reactions
A) Heavy chain B) Plastic bag on a stick C) Electric Prod D) Metal bit
A) With punishment for mistakes B) By withholding food C) By ignoring good behavior D) With positive reinforcement like treats
A) To establish leadership and communication on the ground B) To avoid riding the horse too soon C) To simply exercise the horse D) To prepare the ground for riding
A) Bridle B) Spurs C) Halter D) Saddle
A) Standing still B) Moving away from pressure C) Charging forward D) Ignoring the pressure
A) Letting the horse run freely B) Tying the horse to a post C) Working the horse in a circle on a long rope D) Riding the horse at high speed
A) Securing the horse for long periods B) Walking behind the horse holding a rope C) Guiding the horse with two long reins D) Fishing near horses
A) Walk B) Gallop C) Canter D) Trot
A) Balance B) Aggressiveness C) Speed D) Strength
A) Force the horse to face its fear immediately B) Ignore the horse's fear C) Reassure and redirect the horse calmly D) Punish the horse for being scared
A) Firmly say 'no' and correct the behavior B) Give the horse a treat C) Hit the horse hard D) Ignore the bite
A) Licking and chewing B) Tense muscles C) Lowered head D) Soft eye
A) Redirect and reward positive behaviors B) Punish the horse severely C) Ignore the behavior D) Give up on training
A) Yell at the horse B) Take a break and reassess C) Continue pushing the horse D) Give up entirely
A) Helps the horse understand expectations B) Is not important as long as you are firm C) Only matters in advanced training D) Makes training boring for the horse
A) Short and frequent B) All day long C) Long and infrequent D) Until the horse is exhausted
A) To confuse the horse B) To prevent boredom and maintain interest C) It's not important D) Because it's easier for the trainer
A) Sell the horse B) Leave the horse alone C) Stop all training D) Continue reinforcing positive behavior
A) Pinning ears and swishing tail B) Biting or kicking C) Moving away quickly D) Relaxed posture and soft eyes
A) Controlled environment for groundwork B) A decorative fence C) Storing hay D) Holding water for horses
A) Connecting two horses together B) A technique to establish a bond with a horse in a round pen C) A type of riding discipline D) Building a fence
A) Quick-release knot B) Any knot will do C) Figure-eight knot D) Square knot
A) Overfeeding the horse B) Keeping the horse isolated C) Consistent grooming D) Ignoring the horse's health
A) By yelling and screaming B) With patience and positive reinforcement C) By forcing the horse with a whip D) By blindfolding the horse
A) To create a willing and cooperative partner B) To force the horse to obey every command C) To dominate the horse completely D) To make the horse a show champion
A) Horse dislikes the trainer. B) Misunderstanding of the request. C) Horse is inherently bad. D) Horse is angry. |