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Creating a Horse Sale Video Tips

May 13, 2022
Sale videos are an important piece to selling a horse. It draws the attention of buyers and is a great way for buyers to become interested in a horse. Buyers can also have a better feel for their interest in a horse from sale videos. The goal of sale videos is to market the abilities...

The Benefits Of Target Training Your Horse

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April 21, 2022
If you’re familiar with clicker training, then you’ve probably heard of a target being used. It’s a tool that reinforcements the correct behavior. The target can be fixed to a fence or wall or be hand held by the trainer. Ultimately, it gives the horse something to focus on while training. Target Training Benefits Before...

Don't Break The Bank Owning Horses

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April 13, 2022
“The cheapest thing you’ll ever do is buy the horse.” This piece of advice is normally followed with a hearty chuckle and a trusty wink. It’s one of the most common phrases you’ll hear in the horse industry- because… well… it’s true. Horses are expensive, especially because once you have the horse, the list of...

Top Tips For Shedding Season

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April 11, 2022
Shedding season is here! Your horse’s hair is likely everywhere. It’s falling out in chunks this time of year. You can help speed up the process with a few tips and tricks. They’ll have their sleek, summer coat in no time! Shedding Tips Get the right tools for the job! There are special shedding tools...

Tips for Videoing Runs

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April 4, 2022
Have you been recruited to take videos of horse show goes or rodeo runs? We can help out!  There are lots of reasons to video your or a friend’s rides- memories and “pics or it didn’t happen” to name a few. Arguably, the most important is to use for improvement. Having the video evidence of...

How To Cope With Mud On The Farm

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March 15, 2022
The weeks between winter and spring can be very hard on horse owners. They’re filled with lots of mud! Snow melts and the ground unfreezes leaving behind a swampy mess. You’re probably wondering how most deal with these unfortunate conditions. Coping with Mud A recent survey was asked on the Facebook group, Horse Barns: Plans,...

Dealing With Your Horse's Separation Anxiety

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March 11, 2022
Horses are herd animals, so by nature they feel more comfortable with another nearby. This can become problematic when you take a friend away. Separation anxiety is a real issue that can cause your horse to pace, weave, become difficult to handle, and lack focus on you. Luckily, there are training techniques to help your...

Be Your Farrier's Best Client

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March 8, 2022
Finding a good farrier is so important. Once you do establish a connection with one, you’ll want to hold onto them! In order to do so, you’ll need to follow some farrier etiquette. These tips and tricks will keep them happy and coming back each time. No one wants to deal with a difficult client...

How Eco-Friendly Is Your Barn?

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March 1, 2022
All horse farm owners have a responsibility to the environment. They should strive to run a barn that is eco-friendly. This includes protecting lakes, streams, forests, and the surrounding areas. Check out these simple ideas your can implement, if you haven’t already! Tips for an Eco-Friendly Barn Control invasive plants on your property. When using...
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