Double K Training


	Double K Training We at Double K Ranch take pride in our training, whether it be halter breaking, building a strong foundation of good solid ground manners, starting a young colt for the first time under saddle, working hard with a frightened horse at overcoming shyness or fear, pleasantly taking a bit or gently handling a hackamore, to standing quietly for hoof trimming and patiently waiting during the tedious process of fitting shoes. Many of our greatest compliments come from our clients, and we always enjoy the many positive feedbacks that we receive upon talking to the owners of horses we have trained. When we take in outside trainings our goal is to meet the needs of both parties, and we always love to hear that all our hard work and effort paid off in a beautiful relationship between them and their horses.	There are a good many videos of our horses online, take a look and enjoy!
	Toward A Better Experience Like dedicated teachers everywhere, we are as proud as can be to hear the success stories our former students have gone on to accomplish. Whether it is winning a coveted prize, or staying calm during crisis, (while everybody else goes insane...) we are so pleased to know that our work is changing the lives of both people and horses.
An Honest Evaluation We work hard to ensure that the day a training horse goes home with its owner they will both be happy with the 'new deal', and are careful to explain what can realistically be expected of any particular individual under our assessment. We strongly feel that to attempt to force something with a horse is a grave mistake, and if the interests of the owner and the horse have little luck of coinciding, it is sometimes best to re-evaluate the goals, or sometimes just perspective.
Homeward Bound Another student prepares to head home after completing his training, amid the happy smiling faces of his friends and owner. "Romeo; over and out!"
Contact us for training rates. We strongly advise owners take a reserve of at least four weeks for their horses, anything less has a higher chance of leaving room for potential glitches. Horses learn only so fast, and the more time they are exposed to correct training the better their minds will hold onto the principle's learned.

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We at Double K Ranch take pride in our training, whether it be halter breaking, building a strong foundation of good solid ground manners, starting a young colt for the first time under saddle, working hard with a frightened horse at overcoming shyness or fear, pleasantly taking a bit or gently handling a hackamore, to standing quietly for hoof trimming and patiently waiting during the tedious process of fitting shoes.

Many of our greatest compliments come from our clients, and we always enjoy the many positive feedbacks that we receive upon talking to the owners of horses we have trained. When we take in outside trainings our goal is to meet the needs of both parties, and we always love to hear that all our hard work and effort paid off in a beautiful relationship between them and their horses.

There are a good many videos of our horses online, take a look and enjoy!

Toward A Better Experience

Like dedicated teachers everywhere, we are as proud as can be to hear the success stories our former students have gone on to accomplish. Whether it is winning a coveted prize, or staying calm during crisis, (while everybody else goes insane...) we are so pleased to know that our work is changing the lives of both people and horses.

An Honest Evaluation

We work hard to ensure that the day a training horse goes home with its owner they will both be happy with the 'new deal', and are careful to explain what can realistically be expected of any particular individual under our assessment. We strongly feel that to attempt to force something with a horse is a grave mistake, and if the interests of the owner and the horse have little luck of coinciding, it is sometimes best to re-evaluate the goals, or sometimes just perspective.

Homeward Bound

Another student prepares to head home after completing his training, amid the happy smiling faces of his friends and owner.

"Romeo; over and out!"

We strongly advise owners take a reserve of at least four weeks for their horses, anything less has a higher chance of leaving room for potential glitches. Horses learn only so fast, and the more time they are exposed to correct training the better their minds will hold onto the principle's learned.

Home - About Us - Gallery - Training - For Sale - Back Pasture - Contact Us