This isnât a method.
Itâs a return to honesty.
Something in you always knew it didnât feel right.
The bit. The pressure. The pushing through resistance.
Orâwhen not using forceâbeing told to âmotivateâ with treats.
You were taught to reward obedience.
To correct resistance.
To believe that if your horse wasnât cooperating, something needed fixing.
But what if your horse was never confused?
What if theyâve been communicating all alongâ
and no one ever taught you how to hear them?
The Horse, The Human, The Truth
A 6-part docuseries about coercion, complianceâand the quiet cost weâve normalized.
What we call âtrainingâ is often just coercionârepackaged with softer language.
What we call ârespectâ is too often just submission in disguise.
And what we call âleadershipâ⌠often leaves no room for the horseâs truth at all.
If youâve ever felt uneasyâeven in the most âgentleâ approachesâthis series will help you name why.
Youâll hear from veterinarians, horse professionals, psychologists, and everyday humans
who believed they were doing the right thingâuntil their horse showed them otherwise.
Youâll see how normalized practices disconnect horses from themselves.
And youâll discover what becomes possible when we stop leading with agendaâand start listening with integrity.
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đŹ What Viewers Are Saying
âAn extraordinary, deep, open and thought-provoking docuseries. It contains invaluable honestyânot just for the equestrian world, but for all of humanity. This bare âwake-upâ reflection on how we treat the vulnerable beings we claim to love is so needed. BUTâare people big enough to drop their egos?â
â Helen
âThe truth is compelling. The horses are finally seenâand heard.â
â Astrid
âA major breakthrough in the field. Beautifully documented, a unique and important film series.â
â Alison
đ´ LEARN TO SPEAK HORSE
A 12-week journey for people ready to stop managing their horse â and start truly meeting them.
This isnât about fixing your horse.
Itâs about discovering who they really are â beneath the conditioning, the compliance, and the behaviours we were taught to control.
Many people come thinking they already have a bond.
But partway through, they say the same thing:
âI didnât know this kind of connection was possible.â
When you learn to speak your horseâs language, everything changes.
The tension, the guessing, the subtle resistance â they all start to dissolve.
What replaces them is understanding, calm, and a partnership that feels real.
What youâll start to discover:
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Why âproblem behavioursâ arenât problems at all
Biting, spooking, freezing, pushing â these arenât bad habits.
Theyâre messages. Weâll help you understand what your horse is really expressing so you can respond with truth, not tactics. -
How subtle pressure still teaches submission
Even when we remove force, expectation remains â through rope pressure, clever tactics, or treat-based control.
It can look kind, but it still silences choice.
Weâll help you recognise the difference between obedience and true connection. -
What learned helplessness really looks like
When a horseâs spirit is diminished, they stop trying to communicate.
They give up â not because theyâre calm, but because theyâve learned their truth wonât be heard.
Weâll help you notice those moments and rebuild trust before itâs lost. -
Why performance destroys authenticity
Performance happens when we stop being who we truly are â and expect our horse to do the same.
No one is happy in a performing relationship.
Weâll help you come back to presence, so your horse doesnât have to pretend either. -
The Ribbleton Check-In
This isnât a technique.
Itâs a way of meeting your horse where they are â emotionally, physically, and energetically.
It creates a safe, honest space where your horse feels seen, not shaped.
And from that space, real conversation begins.
The result
This isnât obedience training.
Itâs the beginning of a relationship built on safety, honesty, and choice â the kind every horse and human are searching for.
No tricks. No treats. No pressure needed.
Just genuine, two-way conversation â deep, beautiful, and real.
Watch the video and start your free Week One today â
Explore the courseBooks & Retreats
For those ready to stop performingâand start living aligned.
Pauletteâs books are not horse training guides.
They are soul-level invitations to unlearn, to listen differently, and to return to a kind of truth that doesnât ask for performanceâfrom you or your horse.
Whether you're navigating burnout, ethical tension, or the quiet knowing that something in your life no longer fits, these books offer a way home.
These words reach beyond the horse world.
They speak to those who are listening for a life that feels realâ
a life led by inner knowing, not outer roles.
For those walking the path of congruence, rest, and intuitive living, these reflections offer a place to land.
For those who feel called to experience this work in person, Paulette also offers in-person retreats guided by her herd.
These are not training events. They are sacred spaces of presence, where the truth of the horse, the land, and your own body can finally be heard.
What Does It Mean to Live the Horse?
This isnât about doing less.
Itâs about doing differently.
Living the Horse means listening before leading.
It means giving up control in exchange for truth.
It means showing upânot with an agenda, but with presence.
Itâs not a technique.
Itâs not a training style.
Itâs a shift in how we see horsesâand ourselves.
This is for people who are ready to stop performing,
and start relating.
Stay in Touch đż
We donât email oftenâbut when we do, itâs real.
âWhen the pressure stops, the conversation begins.â
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