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Horse 101 - For those new to the herd.

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Rylee ZJan 02
Posted in Horse 101 - For those new to the herd.Jan 02
Tricks for horses that don’t like to stand tied?
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Cat GDec 30
Posted in Horse 101 - For those new to the herd.Dec 30
Interesting height visual for measuring your horse:
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Rylee ZDec 26
Posted in Horse 101 - For those new to the herd.Dec 26
For animals with already sensitive respiratory systems it's good to look out for air quality
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Rylee ZDec 24
Posted in Horse 101 - For those new to the herd.Dec 24
Worms 🪱
Interesting info as springtime approaches!
equine-recommended-deworming-schedule.pdf
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Rylee ZDec 18
Posted in Horse 101 - For those new to the herd.Dec 18
Winter Exercise Tips!
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Cat GDec 15
Posted in Horse 101 - For those new to the herd.Dec 15
If you had to give only one piece of advice to a new horse owner, what would it be?🤔
My advice would be to always put your horse's wellbeing/health before any competition, ride, etc. - that horse becomes your child and you need to treat them like itđź’—
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Amy S.Dec 14
Posted in Horse 101 - For those new to the herd.Dec 14
To clip or not to clip….
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Kristina BDec 09
Posted in Horse 101 - For those new to the herd.Dec 09
Hi
Excited to be part of this community!
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Cat GDec 05
Posted in Horse 101 - For those new to the herd.Dec 05
Frostbite Info
With this cold weather it is really important to understand the signs of frostbite for your horses & know what to do. This article is an informative read:
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Amy S.Dec 04
Posted in Horse 101 - For those new to the herd.Dec 04
Blankets!
I don't know if there is a "perfect" guide, as personal preference plays a role... but this is a good start if you are new to horses & blankets!
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Cat GNov 25
Posted in Horse 101 - For those new to the herd.Nov 25
What is one tip you would give to a new horse owner?
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Cat GNov 18
Posted in Horse 101 - For those new to the herd.Nov 18
Horse Show Checklist & Stall Card
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Cat GNov 17
Posted in Horse 101 - For those new to the herd.Nov 17
Really helpful diagram
This helped me understand more about how weight distribution looks!
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Michele HNov 17
Posted in Horse 101 - For those new to the herd.Nov 17
Equids - all types
I learned what a hinny was today!
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Michele HNov 12
Posted in Horse 101 - For those new to the herd.Nov 12
Horse Dental Care
Horses need their teeth checked on a regular basis. For some horses that may be every two years, some every year and others every 6 months. Horses need to have even bites and can have the same issues as humans like periodontal disease, infected teeth, broken teeth, etc. In some cases the horse ma...
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Amy S.Nov 12
Posted in Horse 101 - For those new to the herd.Nov 12
Body language
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Cat GNov 10
Posted in Horse 101 - For those new to the herd.Nov 10
English saddle parts diagram
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Amanda CNov 06
Posted in Horse 101 - For those new to the herd.Nov 06
English snaffle bits explained
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Patricia POct 27
Posted in Horse 101 - For those new to the herd.Oct 27
Not sure about the vet?
Check out this THQ blog on finding a great vet for your horse!
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Amy S.Oct 24
Posted in Horse 101 - For those new to the herd.Oct 24
The nose net...
If you've ever seen a horse wearing one of these and wondered what on earth it was, you're not alone! Horses wear "nose nets" for a variety of reasons. They can help with flies, dust, pollen & respiratory allergies. They can also help with or minimize "head shaking" for some horses. They are inexp...
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