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    • Safety Around Horses : A Series
      • Wearing a Helmet When Horse Riding
      • Laying Down On or With a Horse
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      • Leading A Horse While Under Pressure
    • Taking Care of Horses : A Series
      • Taking Care of Horses : Boarding Horses
      • Taking Care Of Horses: Horse Boarding – Part 2
      • Taking Care Of Horses: Grooming Horses
      • 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
      • Taking Care of Horses: Winter Care and Blanketing
    • 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.
A beautiful sunset to finish off a beautiful day. A beautiful sunset to finish off a beautiful day. #asunsettoremember
Power was out for almost 24 hours, internet is sti Power was out for almost 24 hours, internet is still dead but I had this to look at all day today. I'd say that's a fair trade! Outside of the zinger mother nature delivered which I'll post about on the channel when the internet comes back up... #whatabeautifulday #snowylandscapesareamazing #mothernaturebothgivesandtakesaway
I talk to quite a few people online and offline th I talk to quite a few people online and offline that feel like they make it to the end of the week with just barely enough left in the tank to make it. The conversation inevitable veers to how to fill that tank back up for the rest of the week or even just simply the next day. No matter what that is, take great value in it and make sure those around you value it. It might not just be some hobby or a random way to destress and let steam off maybe, consider it part of your medical system as you mentally, emotionally and physically get right to prepare you to be your best! #tipoftheweek #somanyhorsestoworkwith #kidstakeeffort #playtimeisalwaysimportant
This is one of my favorite shots of Luke just chil This is one of my favorite shots of Luke just chilling out on a warm afternoon with Ohana I the background. Got those two ears just right with a really nice horsey expression #lukeisthebest #horses #beautifulday #gotbothears #bayhorsesareawesome
It's the big fuzzy ears I love the most. Just a li It's the big fuzzy ears I love the most. Just a little hellofrom Lena over top of Roni's back #fuzzyears #lenaisthebest #oldenburg #horses
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This arrived! Kid is there for scale. Got a few mo This arrived! Kid is there for scale. Got a few more to show, hopefully make a video tomorrow about it. These blankets are big! Great feedback so far on these from people that have picked one up. https://stablehorsetraining.com/shop #superdupersoft #zeusisthebest #blanket
Stumbled across this while planning out some canva Stumbled across this while planning out some canvas prints. What a fluke to just get that right light.. My little buttercup farmer Hahaha #buttercupfarmer #themostbeautiful
Aren't horse's eyes the coolest thing? Especially Aren't horse's eyes the coolest thing? Especially when the light refracts right through and there's all that detail that shows up #horses #horseeyes #gracieisthebest #arabianhorse
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