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I mean, can you teach them tricks and make them follow you like a dog would learn heeling? And do they respond similar to positive rewards?
Is there an equivalent to a dog having the wiggles, meaning being very excited and wagging their tail?
I used to ride horses as a pre-teen and I feel like I never got how horses tick. Now as an adult, I train my and other dogs and wonder if you would treat a horse somewhat similar as say a working dog.
Thank you so much!!
Hi everyone, long time lurker, first time poster.
I was wondering if you kind folks could help identify my minis color. She's registered as a sorrel pinto, but doesn't look like a sorrel to me? When I first got her as a yearling last year she looked like a palomino pinto, then she shed out and looks as she does in the pic.
Any ideas what's going on with her magical color changing coat? Thanks in advance for any input!
I'm moving my horse from northern Michigan to Missouri soon. I'm looking for tips on keeping him happy while hauling (it's a 10+ hour drive for him) and mostly while adjusting to the new area.
He's being hauled commercially, so I know it's best to leave off any wraps or boots because haulers won't fix them if they get loose or messed up.
I got some electrolytes that I'll add to his feed the day before he leaves. Should I also invest in paste probios or anything? Some have said it helps with the stress of hauling.
I'm most concerned about him adapting to the new climate. August is still really hot and humid in Missouri compared to what he's used to, and he'll contine to live outside. I'll keep at it with the electrolytes at least for the first week or so, but is there anything else I should do to help him?
He's 17 and not currently being worked, if that makes any difference.