Horse Training Benefits

Training horses doesn’t just require skill but it also requires a lot of patience. Whether it being a mounted shooting horse or a show horse, they both take up a lot of time and effort. Teaching a toddler right from wrong is very similar to learning how to break a horse. For example, when training a shooting horse, it takes time for it to learn that the gun isn’t going to hurt the. Horses need to know not to buck or kick just like a toddler who will learn to not steal or cheat. Even though it can be dangerous, horses and their trainers play a huge rule in the community. In crowded areas, law enforcement riding horses are able to control then environment around them. Horse training just doesn’t benefit the community with law enforcement it also benefits the community by helping those who are less fortunate then us by therapeutic riding.
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Therapeutic riding is an awesome experience for the trainers and for the participants. In my opinion it is way more rewarding then training a mounted shooting horse for law enforcement, but some may disagree. I still think training mounted shooting is still rewarding just not as much. Although they both help out in the community but one goes more noticed then the other. That is why I like therapeutic riding more because it helps out those who are less fortunate then us. Helping kids who are less fortunate then us is the best way I am able to help out in the community. I know it isn’t compared to being a police officer, a firefighter, or an EMT but it does help out more then what people realize. These are just a few reasons how horses and their trainers help out in the community. Although there is more reason how they benefit the community these two reasons on how they help out in the community are the most important in my