Separation anxiety is one of the most common and misunderstood challenges in the horse world.
What looks like "bad behavior" is usually a horse whose nervous system is overwhelmed and who doesn't yet feel safe enough to be on their own. Warwick will concentrate on how to help your horse feel safe on the ground.
Working on this problem on the ground typically translates to under saddle work as well, however there are enough nuances that Warwick will do a separate Buddy Sour webinar for under saddle exercises.
In this webinar, Warwick will share a horse-first, connection-based approach to understanding these behaviors — and helping horses move past them with confidence.
What You'll Learn
Simple, practical exercises to help your horse regulate and connect
How to build a relationship where the horse willingly chooses connection
Step-by-step ways to prepare your horse before asking for separation
You'll Walk Away With
A deeper understanding of your horse
A clearer sense of what they need to feel safe
Tools you can use right away
A more peaceful, connected partnership
This Webinar Is Perfect For
Horses who stress out when left alone or are taken away from their friends
Horses who pace, sweat, or freeze when they can't see their friends
Anyone wanting a calmer, more attuned relationship with their horse
What Makes Warwick's
Approach Different
Warwick isn't offering a quick fix or a technique, although you can implement what he presents in this webinar immediately. It is the perspective — one grounded in curiosity, connection, emotional safety, and a deep respect for the horse's nervous system that is most important and will carry over into every other interaction you have with your horse (and maybe even the rest of your life).
When you help the horse feel seen, safe, and supported, the behavior often changes naturally. You will leave with many things you can implement with your horse to help them feel better.