Ebook {Epub PDF} Getting In Touch With Horses by Linda Tellington-Jones

Linda Tellington-Jones is the internationally recognized equine expert who developed the Tellington TTouch and TTEAM Training – holistic methods of training, healing, and overcoming resistances in horses. Linda regularly travels worldwide, teaching and working on horses of all breeds from backyard ponies to Olympic dressage www.doorway.rury: Ebooks. Linda's Latest Book! Training and Retraining Horses the Tellington Way. Author Linda Tellington-Jones with Amanda Pretty. Get a SIGNED copy of Linda's new book! Order Now! Experience the gift of TTouch for yourself from the convenience of your home with Live and . According to Linda Tellington-Jones, you can analyze your horse's personality based on his facial swirls and this is discussed in Linda-Tellington Jones' book, Getting in Touch: Understand and Influence Your Horse's Personality. 1. A single swirl between or above the horse's eye is the standard displayed by the majority of horses in her studies.

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Linda Tellington-Jones is the co-author of the highly successful The Tellington TTouch, The Tellington-Jones Equine Awareness Method, and Getting in TTouch. She lives in Santa Fe. Swirls on horses are the equine equivalent of fingerprints on humans. With no two pat-terns alike, they are like stamps marking each individual’s unique identity. In a num-ber of breeds swirl patterns are used as iden-tification for horses: the Arabian Horse As-sociation requires a record of swirls as iden-tification for racing, and the American. Getting in Touch with Horses: How to Assess and Influence Personality, Potential and Performance Hardcover – September 1, by Linda Tellington-Jones (Author).