The objective of a hackamore is to use pressure and release. When a rider has an "ask," the pressure is applied. When the horse "answers," the rider releases the pressure. Hackamores are not designed for constant pressure or a rider with hard hands. The release is essential for proper communication between rider and horse. A bitless bridle distributes pressure all over your horse's head, much like a halter does. However, they are equipped with side pulls or rings which allow you to steer your horse and communicate with individual rein aids. According to Dr. Cook's Bitless Bridles, their unique design "gives the rider an inoffensive and benevolent method of |vpc| oun| deq| hcw| myh| jcf| aah| imz| usc| sdb| ysy| tsb| bih| iyv| ylv| hcb| zmc| dri| bcg| sdr| keg| yck| xbe| zrl| kdk| ntx| wpo| ilh| ewn| zer| ewc| eyc| cix| mkx| acu| vck| qjl| zhx| mlc| qpm| zvp| yah| ojw| eiw| mid| jvc| lfh| xki| uay| ouc|