I understand the need for the silent times as you get to know your animal, and that any sudden movements should be avoided. I have always stood in front of any new horse, stared into its eyes for a few ( I get a feeling when) minutes and then raised one arm very slowly in its line of sight and rub my palm on its cheek as i talk with it. Each movement it makes, i will make one or say something. I always put my forehead on its head ( after about at least 5/10 mins). This something that has not let me down getting to know any horse. So all you have written and said i agree with. I think that more people should know about this as nothing can beat the personal touch ( mind and feel). I enjoyed the videos. Thank you

A fantastic introduction to The Trust Technique. This course is easy to follow & packed full of content. I very much enjoyed it & would highly recommend it. James & Shelley do the most fantastic work & I can’t wait to learn more.

I love the Messages of Trust videos. They make me feel deeply happy.

I have loved listening to your explanation of the Trust Technique and seeing it put so clearly into action in the examples shared. It has been very inspiring and it matches what I have been teaching humans in my work as a coach but brings another layer of depth and understanding to it, as well as helping me build on my relationship with my dog, Thank you so much and I very much look forward to learning more. So far it has been invaluable already.

I am a person who lives for her animals and try to help animals if I can.
I love the work you all do to help animals around the world and I love it that I get the chance to learn your technique. I hope I can learn it good enough to get an even stronger bond with my dogs.
I adopt animals , specially "difficult" dogs that people do not want any more because they can not handle them or were abused. last three dogs I had together were a aucasin sheppard and mix breed who died very old (15 and 16) past year and a kangal (10 years old) who is still with me. I am good and kind with animals and always teach them in a kind and loving way and I try to learn as much as I can to get better in doing it for myself and the animals I have. At the moment I have no real problems and this year I got myself an American Akita pup but never the less I want to learn this technique. I love what I saw and learned so far and I can not wait to learn more.

This introductory course blew my mind. Thank you!