Description
In this remarkable autobiography, Monty Roberts shares the extraordinary true story of how he developed an unprecedented ability to communicate with horses through a revolutionary method he calls "Join-Up." Growing up in the American West, Roberts discovered that horses respond to a language of body movements and respect rather than force or domination, fundamentally challenging the traditional practices of horse training. His groundbreaking approach has transformed equestrian training worldwide and earned him recognition from horse lovers, trainers, and skeptics alike. Through compelling personal narratives, Roberts reveals how his unique gift emerged from a difficult childhood and evolved into a life's mission to prove that understanding and compassion can bridge the gap between humans and animals. This inspiring memoir is both a testament to the power of listening and observation, and a practical exploration of how unconventional thinking can revolutionize an entire field.
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paperback
Ballantine Books
Published Jan 1, 1997
372 pages
ISBN: 9780345427052
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Details
First Published
1997
Language
eng
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for The Man Who Listens to Horses by Monty Roberts.