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Monthly Archives: March 2008
Spring Shots and Equine Dentistry
Valley Equine will be coming out the afternoon of Friday, March 28 for vaccinations and Coggins Tests. Please let me know as soon as possible if you would like your horse vaccinated and what you would like him/her vaccinated for.Fernando … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, care, coggins tests, equestrian, equine, fernando martinez, horse, horse care, horse whisperer, horse woman, horsemanship, horses, natural, natural horse, natural horse care, natural horse training, natural horse training methods, natural horseman, natural horsemanship, naturally, principle, principles, teeth, tip, tips, training, vaccinated, vaccinations, valley equine, veterinary
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Since You Asked…Horse Questions Answered
Today’s question is from Jeannie and Chris of Hedgesville, WV. “If a horse isn’t a natural leader (on the trail), can you train him to be one?”
Posted in Horse Training Basics, Horse Training Philosophy, Natural Horsemanship
Tagged advice, bravery, care, challenges, confidence, courage, equestrian, equine, fears, god, guidance, horse, horse care, horse training, horse whisperer, horse woman, horsemanship, horses, instinct, jeannie, leadership skills, natural, natural horse, natural horse care, natural horse training, natural horse training methods, natural horseman, natural horsemanship, natural leader, naturally, partnership, principle, principles, ride, riding, self confidence, tip, tips, trail, trail riding, train, training
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Fluoridated Water: Panacea or Poison?
Water. All horse trainers know water is not only natural, but necessary. Water is a source of life to all organisms–except when it carries death.
Posted in Natural Horse Care
Tagged advice, care, chronic fluoride, citizens, cornell university, county health officials, culprit, documentary, dogs and horses, equestrian, equine, fluoride poisoning, free access, horse, horse care, horse trainers, horse whisperer, horse woman, horse women, horsemanship, horses, justus, lennart, municipal water sources, natural, natural horse, natural horse care, natural horse training, natural horse training methods, natural horseman, natural horsemanship, naturally, organisms, pagosa springs co, principle, principles, research doctor, source of life, tap, tip, tips, training, veterinary, video, water fluoridation, you tube, youtube
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Study Supports Clicker Training
A French study recently reported that use of food rewards in training horses leads to faster results and a better relationship with people.
Posted in clicker training, Horse Training Basics, Horse Training Philosophy, Natural Horsemanship
Tagged 20th century, animal behavior, b f skinner, b.f.skinner, co author, confidence, constraints, equine, equines, ethology, food rewards, france and co, french study, horse, horse trainer, horse training, horses, natural horse, natural horse care, natural horse training, natural horse training methods, natural horsemanship, negative relationship, operant conditioning, phd candidate, ponies, pony, previous research, sankey, the horse, training, training horses, university of rennes, validation, western france
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War Time Wisdom
We just came across this World War II poster. Plastered around England, it reflected even as it does now the oh-so-British fortitude in the face of adversity. I’d like to hang it in my office as well as my arena!
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Tagged adversity, advice, business, entrepreneur, equestrian, equestrian business, equestrian business success, equine, equine business, equine business success, equipreneur, eventing, fortitude, horse, horse business, horse business success, horses, motivation, motivator, succeed, success, tip, tips, world war ii
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Wisdom from WWII
We just found this old English World War II poster. I’d like to hang it in our arena! Â As explosive as it can become on occasion, nothing the horses can conjure begins to approach the threat of a bomb … Continue reading
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