Alexandra Kurland is a pioneer and leading voice in the development of clicker training for horses. She is the author of “Clicker Training for Your Horse”, “The Click That Teaches: A Step-By-Step Guide in Pictures”, “The Click That Teaches: Riding with the Clicker”, “The Click That Teaches” video lesson series, and the new on-line Clicker Center Course.
Ms. Kurland earned her degree from Cornell University where she specialized in animal behavior. She has been teaching and training horses since the mid-1980’s. A pioneer in the development of humane training methods, Ms. Kurland began clicker training in the early 1990’s. She very quickly recognized the power of clicker training for improving performance, for enhancing the relationship people have with their horses, and for just plain putting fun back into training.
Today through her books, videos, clinics, and many articles, she has become a leading voice in the development of clicker training in the horse community. To learn more about clicker training horses visit:
Clicker Training
Changing Forever The Way We Train Horses!
The Clicker Center Blog 
Is there a way to actually purchase the book JOY Full Horses? I’d love to have a hard copy. Or is there a way to get the info in PDF format to print it and save in a binder? I’m a hard copy & highlighter kinda gal. Thanks again for sharing the wonderful information!
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Hi Teresa,
I am publishing the book first in this blog format. It is not currently available in hard copy.
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Hello Alexandra, Caroline Handy and I ( Teresa Kus) attended your clicker training weekend at Sutton last October. We have been using your positive reinforcement with our whole herd since then.. Thank you on behalf of all our members and on behalf of an incredibly well-behaved group of horses, since then !!
Hope to see you again at another Clicker Training Week-end again !!
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Thanks Teresa! What a great note. I love teaching the clinics. They are all the more meaningful when I hear back from people that their horses are enjoying the work.
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I’ve had the pleasure of exploring your blog, “The Clicker Center,” and I must say it’s a treasure trove of knowledge on positive reinforcement training for horses. Your commitment to fostering understanding and trust between humans and horses is truly commendable. It reminds me of the importance of using the best calming supplement for horses when training, as they can play a crucial role in promoting relaxation and attentiveness during training sessions. Your dedication to this field is an inspiration, and I look forward to reading more of your valuable insights. Keep up the fantastic work!
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Many thanks for your wonderful comment!
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