Have you ever owned a buddy sour horse? A buddy sour horse can make doing anything without his buddy difficult. Luckily, buddy sour behavior can be cured, and you can enjoy peaceful rides with your horse again.
Start Separation at Home
The first thing to do when dealing with a buddy sour horse is to start by breaking…
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If you own a grey horse, then you know how grey horses seem to be mud and dirt magnets. Unfortunately it’s impossible to hide dirt in a grey coat, so you will need to be talented in your grooming to have your grey horse looking great. These tips can help you in the challenge to keep your grey horse clean.…
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If you’re planning on building a horse barn, then you want to make sure that you do it right. Before you start building your barn, take a look at these common barn building mistakes so that you can be sure to avoid them.
Opting for Cheaper Stalls
In an attempt to save money, barn owners may choose to buy cheaper, lesser quality stalls to put into their…
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Allergies & Skin Health
An allergy is an exaggerated response from the immune system to a substance in the environment, called an allergen. Although horses can become allergic to things they eat, inhale, or touch, insect bite hypersensitivity (IBH or "sweet itch") is…
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“The greatest gift God gave mankind ------------- Was the Horse”
Horses are much more than a means of transport or beast ofburden they are integral to man discovering his purpose in life.
As a Christian woman I have always strived to live life withpurpose but discovering my purpose has been a life long…
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I wanted to share this little glimpse into my life as Official show photographer because many people who have attended my Equine Photography Workshops have aspirations of one day following my career path. And becoming a full time Equine Photographer.
A way of life I can wholeheartedly recommend if you love to work outdoors with horses and their…
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I read a little story the other day that really resonated with me and made me take a long hard look at how I live my life.
I want to share it with you
“There was once a busy shepherd girl, she spent her days rounding up stray sheep – her farther had taught her that if she focused on the strays the sheep would be safe.
One day her sister went out to the pasture to help her with the endless task, The sister asked - do all the sheep stray?
No answered the shepherd…
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