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…if you turned them loose. Horses naturally stay with the herd and follow the leader. Horses are instinctively drawn to other horses because they are…
…she’ll learn to stand patiently at the same time you are working on the other horse. Now lets talk more about horses and jealousy. Horses…
…this application it simply masks the symptoms of the horse’s problems and can get in the way of a horse’s natural carriage and balance. A…
…the same exposure to infectious agents as younger horses because they may not be leaving the barn for shows or interacting with unfamiliar horses. Therefore,…
…says that as horses approach middle age, they may become more herd-bound, but individual horses react differently with more or less time away from work….
…all the way up to the horse’s throat. > Bring the length that comes down from the crownpiece (the part that lies behind your horse’s…
…aggression and dominance. The sound you are describing is probably a squeal; which is what horses do when they are very irritated and about to…