Does anyone do Parelli?

I don't own my own horse yet, but I've been studying Pat Parelli's methods for a while now. As an animal communicator, I really respect that he always puts the relationship with the horse first, and that communication is his primary means of working with the animal. I also like that he's firm enough to teach, in a kind and natural way, the horse to respect the human's space. It puts a strong focus on safety, and I think that's important. I went to see the Parelli Natural Horsemanship tour stop nearest us this spring, and shortly after coming home joined the Savvy Club so I can keep up on the dvds and magazine issues.

Hmmm, heard some good and bad things about it, but what works, works, probably most of these systems are basically the same underneath. All he best urban