flighty and scared, because they just don t understand. okay, guys, gather around. see that right there? that s good. mizner shows the inmates how to use a long piece of pvc pipe to build trust. it s a way to desensitize these animals and keep them safe. we can touch them from six, seven feet away and not get kicked or run over. i ll just take it down. i m reading her body language seeing what she s trying to react. she faces away, i put pressure on them. let go. don t try to hold onto it, okay? just let go. that s what s going to happen. they re going to get a little wild, a little western here.
recently arrived filly he s been working with. and when it comes to horses, there are few better people to ask than joe mizner. we need people that are teachable. willing to learn, and he s got a little bit of time left on his sentence. so i ve told him, i want him here as long as he possibly can. with another three years before he s eligible for parole, carey has a chance to become one of miz ner s most experienced trainers. his goal today, is to try to get a lead rope on la nina. give her a second here. she s not so sure about being caught yet this morning. carey is the kind of guy who will stay on a job all day. he tries to think ahead and come up with problem-solving situations. that s a good thing to some point. but you also have to be able to take instruction and not go beyond that instruction. relax. just hesitate there for a few
and they are, too we ve got that wild side we re working on. for them, it s the same thing. i m excited because it really gives these guys an opportunity to be confident. you can imagine if they re going to take on a filly that s about 3 1/2 feet tall compared to a thousand pound, four-year-old wild horse that s never been touched. to reduce the horse s anxiety, mizner has decided to keep it at a distance.
and you ll see when we start working with these two years, that they re really scared because they just don t understand. okay, guys, gather around. see that right there? that s good. mizner shows the inmates how to build an extension. it s a way to desensitize these animals and keep them safe. i ll just take it down. i m reading her body language seeing what she s trying to react. she faces away, i put pressure on them. let go. don t try to hold onto it, okay? just let go.
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