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      • Taking Care of Horses : Winter Water
      • Taking Care of Horses: Winter Care and Blanketing
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    • Groundwork: Using Direction and Drive for Movement
    • Groundwork Training in Water
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    • 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.
Can you read it? Hi! For Sale wash please. Kids we Can you read it? Hi! For Sale wash please. Kids were having fun.... #notforsale #washplease
This might be quite representative of today's work This might be quite representative of today's work with dinosaur training... Fun times. #dinosaurtraining #horsetraining #whatafunday
With the weather turning a bit lately to be much s With the weather turning a bit lately to be much soggier there's a bit more time for arts and crafts, so I thought I'd add a couple of trees to last year's dioramas of Peggy and Lena. I think they turned out well for a first time doing trees. #diorama #horsediorama #artsandcrafts #goodhobbytohave
Not horsey related but we rescued this little guy Not horsey related but we rescued this little guy that was upside down on the side of the road and brought him home to rest next to the pond. Doesn't appear to be able to fly yet... Super neat to look at and clung to my finger like crazy! Surprisingly warm. #dragonfliesareamazing #mothernatureiscool #dragonflyrescue
Here is a picture of what it should look like this Here is a picture of what it should look like this morning and what it does look like this morning. The smoke is so thick! Saw in the news we have the second worst air quality index on the planet, right next to the people who are directly experiencing the forest fires that are taking their homes, pets and lives... To all that are in that, stay as safe as you can and we're hoping for some rain to slow these fires down to get some control and get them out! For us here, if you're riding, just keep your horses low key and at a walk. Better for everybody to just take it easy as this can be hard on the respiratory system. #pleasetakecare #forestfiressuck #toomuchsmoke
This is a corral and you're looking at what remain This is a corral and you're looking at what remains of the gate. Looks like it was crushed by a tree in amongst 15 other corrals untouched. I've seen a few of these wrecked here at Allco park, but oddly never the gate. The other thing that struck me (no pun intended) was that we he have these corrals. Big thanks to Haney Horsemen group for making his happen. #haneyhorsemen #allcopark #horsecorral #natureispowerful
Tarp training, definitely a good and usually safe Tarp training, definitely a good and usually safe way to start on that trust part of your relationship with your horse. Couple of videos coming out on Patreon and YouTube memberships on this topic. This guy is a champ! A perfect example of a worried but well thinking horse. #standardbred #horsetraining #groundwork #relationshipbuilding #itsallabouttrust
While most people are likely enjoying their Saturd While most people are likely enjoying their Saturday evening by now with BBQing and drinks, I'm pulling a Forest Gump doing circles in the arena... #hadtoclimbonthegatortogetthis #ilikeforestgumpthough #arenaharrowingisablast
New horsey in today, as always, video will be late New horsey in today, as always, video will be later! He's a super nice horse, fits in great, can't wait to introduce him. #newhorse #horses #horsetraining #horsemanship #standardbred
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