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      • Taking Care Of Horses: Horse Boarding – Part 2
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      • Taking Care of Horses: Cleaning Ears
      • Taking Care of Horses : Cleaning Hooves
      • Taking Care of Horses: Cleaning Eye Goo
      • Taking Care of Horses: Feeding 24/7 with Hay Bags
      • Taking Care of Horses : Manure
      • Taking Care of Horses : Picking Scabs
      • Taking Care of Horses : Winter Water
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    • Foundation Groundwork for Partnership
    • Groundwork Basics – Circles
    • Groundwork: Using Direction and Drive for Movement
    • Groundwork Training in Water
    • Groundwork: Training a Horse at the Mounting Block
    • Just Get Out And Trail Ride With Your Horse!
    • Leading a Horse out of a Trailer
    • Going For a Walk With a Nervous or Distracted Horse
    • What to do About Horses Calling Out When Riding
    • Horse Communication Through Rubbing a Horse on the Head
    • Training a Horse That Crowds the Gate
    • Backing a Horse Up
    • Sprinkler Training
    • Why Horses Bite
    • Petting Horses and Other Horse Behaviors
    • Working on Making a “Bomb-Proof Horse”
    • Encouraging the Response to the Discouragement of Unsafe Horse Behaviour
    • Acclimating Horses to Stepping on Ice
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I'm an avid outdoorsman, horseman and father. I spend an inordinate amount of time studying horse medical items and watching horse behaviors.
And the result. She's not exactly happy about it, And the result. She's not exactly happy about it, but she got it done! Great job! #icelandichorse #horsesareawesome #tarptraining
Learning is done best with a good friend #tarptrai Learning is done best with a good friend #tarptraining #lenaisthebest #icelandichorse
Vet visit went great. He is now a gelding, shots d Vet visit went great. He is now a gelding, shots done, feet done, teeth checked, deloused and dewormed. He's a little out of it now but it won't be long before he's out frolicking with the boys. He was amazing for it all. #besthorseever #vetvisit #bcwildie #hesageldingnow
Milestone reached today. It's always nice to be ab Milestone reached today. It's always nice to be able to approach a horse when lying down but this one was special for sure! #bestfistbumpever #bcwildie #notforslaughter
Starting week 2 with this guy on the right hoof. # Starting week 2 with this guy on the right hoof. #bcwildie #horsetraining #horsesareawesome #haltertraining #bestdudeever
Hitting just the right spot on that right side! #s Hitting just the right spot on that right side! #suchacoolhorse #scratchesarethebest #bcwildie #bondingtime
I really like his dark soulful eyes. It feels like I really like his dark soulful eyes. It feels like there is a lot of deep character in there. Wisdom beyond his years... #bcwildie #reallycoolhorse
I managed to get close enough to this guy today to I managed to get close enough to this guy today to finally brush out some of that rangey look he has going on. He's a good lookin' horsey and looks even better. Hopefully tomorrow will be a brushing of his tangled mane. I'm hopeful! #bcwildie #horsetraining #horserescue #notforslaughter
We had to have a little fun today with Joka. Maybe We had to have a little fun today with Joka. Maybe not too impressed... Adorable though! 😁 #icelandichorse #mostadorable #justabitoffun
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