Aug 25, 2026 · 6 min · 7 segments
Send Mary a message In this episode, you’ll discover how everyday opportunities, from grooming your horse to relaxing on the couch with your dog…
Now, It got me thinking because I thought I often get comments from people that they say, you know, I would love to do Debono moves more with my dog or my horse, but I just can't seem to find the time because they think that they need 45 minutes or an hour or so and have a, you know, a thought out strategy before they do it.
Your dog or your horse can get huge value from even a few minutes of doing de bono moves.
It's a perfect opportunity to do it because it also prepares your horse to have a more comfortable ride with you.
Maybe you're grooming your dog or you're resting comfortably on the couch together.
You take those opportunities to do some de bono moves, right? As long as you can put your full attention on your animal, it can be a good opportunity to do it.
Or you've taken my training programs with the horses or a training program with the dogs or the free videos with the dogs.
And you do what you've learned, just even one or two moves, and start to set that stage for listening to each other.
It's not that this is like a separate thing that you do, oh, maybe once a month when I have time.
This actually can elevate every interaction you have with your horse or your dog.
It can change what you notice about them because you're training your brain to pay more attention to your animal and for them to pay more attention to you, to really have clearer communication between the two of you.
Now, It got me thinking because I thought I often get comments from people that they say, you know, I would love to do Debono moves more with my dog or my horse, but I just can't seem to find the time because they think that they need 45 minutes or an hour or so and have a, you know, a thought out strategy before they do it.
Your dog or your horse can get huge value from even a few minutes of doing de bono moves.
It's a perfect opportunity to do it because it also prepares your horse to have a more comfortable ride with you.
Maybe you're grooming your dog or you're resting comfortably on the couch together.
You take those opportunities to do some de bono moves, right? As long as you can put your full attention on your animal, it can be a good opportunity to do it.
Or you've taken my training programs with the horses or a training program with the dogs or the free videos with the dogs.
And you do what you've learned, just even one or two moves, and start to set that stage for listening to each other.
It's not that this is like a separate thing that you do, oh, maybe once a month when I have time.
This actually can elevate every interaction you have with your horse or your dog.
It can change what you notice about them because you're training your brain to pay more attention to your animal and for them to pay more attention to you, to really have clearer communication between the two of you.
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