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I don't specifically teach my horse to not pull back. Instead, when I'm working on "giving to the bit," what I'm teaching is to "give" in the direction of the pull, regardless of where it comes from. Up, down, whatever angle the pull comes from – it should make no difference to the horse. No matter where the pressure comes from, you want them to get to that bit, to give in that direction.

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Face First in Stall	Farriers and Feet
Fear - in Horse	Feed Forage Grain
Fencing	Fencing and Gates
Fire Prevention	First Aide
Foals and Foaling	Food Rewards and Hand Feed
Foundation Training	Founder - Laminitis
Gaits	Geldings
Getting a Different Horse	Give Him a Job
Give to Bit	Go Forward
Goals	Grooming
Ground Driving	Ground Tie
Ground Training	Hackamore
Haltering	Hand Position
Hard Mouth - see also Give to Bit	Haunches In or Travers - also see Hip Control
Hay	Head Down Cue - see also Calm Down
Head Tossing	Headshy
Health and Vet Care	Herd Dynamics
Hip Control	Hoof Care
Hormones	Horse Property
Horsemanship	Horses That Won't Go or Move
Horses That Won't Slow	Inoculating/Injections - also see Shots/Vaccines
Jig and Jigging	Jumping
Kicking	Kids
Kiss	Lameness
Lateral Work - also see Diagonals	Lead Changes
Leading	Leads
Learning Cycles	Leg Cue
Leg Pressure	Leg Protection
Leg Yielding also see Diagonals	Legs - Lifting
Lie Down - also see Tricks	Lightness
Living with Horses	Longe and Longing - see Lunge
Lope - see also Cantering	Lowering Your Horse's Head
Lunge and Lunge Line	Manners
Mares and Foals	Mixed Signals
Motivate and Motivator	Mounting and Dismounting
Mouthy - towards Humans	Move to Touch
Mules	Natural and Unnatural
Neck Reining	Nervous Horse
Nervous Rider	No Contact Leading
Nutrition	Older Horse Care and Training
Ownership	Pain
Pasture	Pawing
Picking Up Feet	Plow Reining
Positive Experience - Rider	Positive Horse Training - see Active vs Reactive
Preventitive Care	Principles and Philosophy
Problem Solving and Troubleshooting	Pulling Back
Pushy Behavior

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