Doe

Hi Sue. Thank you for your kind words. A number of people have expressed the desire to discuss KFH in private. I will email you.

Speak soon,

Matthew

Hello, Doe. I also saw your thread on Klaus and am very much interested in communicating with you, if you have time or the inclination. I was saddened by some of the responses you received on this forum, but also impressed with the very positive energy that you employed to meet these various comments. I'd love to find out about your experiences with Klaus, especially any first-hand exposure you have to him/his methods. A friend and I are pouring over his materials and we both are deeply moved by his words, methodology and philosophy and are endeavoring for a deeper understanding of his work.
Hope to hear from you,
Sue in Ohio
sunnyhawk@hotmail.com

Hello, I saw your thread regarding KFH. I am reading his books and I am looking for someone to discuss his techniques with. Are you agreeable to that? ;) If so please email me at erinvie@austin.rr.com! I look forward to hearing from you.

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Well thats a question that can open a WHOLE can of worms.... :lol: Firstly there is a big difference between a bond and a relationship. The relationship is just how you interact. That can be good...

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Unfortunately all too often it's not the horses that are dumb, it's the trainers. Paints are stupid, cobs are pushy and thick skinned, TBs are wired and hyper, arabs are flighty. Blah blah blah. All...

Unfortunately all too often it's not the horses that are dumb, it's the trainers. Paints are stupid, cobs are pushy and thick skinned, TBs are wired and hyper, arabs are flighty. Blah blah blah. All...

Unfortunately all too often it's not the horses that are dumb, it's the trainers. Paints are stupid, cobs are pushy and thick skinned, TBs are wired and hyper, arabs are flighty. Blah blah blah. All...