Can I rear the horse without training it by pulling the reins while riding?

That means you have talent. You should take your voice further by getting lessons to expand your range.

Try the stop-start method. A dog pulls because they feel it gets them where they want to go more quickly. When the dog pulls, stop. Only start moving forward again...

Only do it if you have a very specific reason for that, like getting into a rodeo or some kind of performance. Work with a trainer that specializes in that....

Try to ease into it, as using force won't help. If your horse still can't rear after some tries, your training could be lacking something or she may just not...

It is unlikely that the dog will be able to successfully hunt a raccoon without any training. However, it is not too late to begin training. While your dog is...

Maybe. It is not advised though, because your dog could get injured and it will not know how what to do.

Typically rearing is a fear response to put distance between the horse and whatever it fears.

With horse riding, you are just riding the horse. With horse racing, you are racing the horse around a track for money.

Did you send him on rides? Every time a horse does rides, competitions or missions it gains a few skills. If you didn't send it on enough rides, it won't...

Approach the car with the dog, and when it stops, reward it by allowing it to get more distance from the car. Then, feed them a high-value treat—usually meat is...