| "I don't make eye contact with the horse, because that is threatening from someone the horse has never worked with before. Second, I make sure I am relaxed. I calm myself down and when I am relaxed, then I begin. I ignore the horse and pay attention to the foot I'm working on. The horse senses that I am relaxed and going about my work, and that's when the horse relaxes and ignores me." A witness from Randy, a quiet affectionate Farrier in Holmes County Ohio. When he's done, he uses a shoe nail to post his bill on the door and moves on to the next farm. Don't we humans know these truths about ourselves as well? |     |
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