Chores taking up too much time and you don’t think you have time to train your horse?
Start simple. Instead of walking your horse into his stall, turn him around and back him in/out of it.
Instead of walking him down the lane to his paddock, back him up all the way.
A horse that has a good back up is a horse who is respectful and not pushy!
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Join us as we recount the hidden treasures of the Genesee County Park and Forest, where the whispers of history meet the laughter of today’s adventures. In this episode, we’ve trotted down memory lanes and carved new paths, experienced the thrill of discovery, and the joy of companionship with our trusty steeds, Tuna and Harley….
I know this is short notice but I just found out. Erie County Parks and Forests is hosting a planning meeting for parks and trails under their care. If you want your 2 cents in about how to improve horse accessibility in their plans please attend! Link for more info https://ccdesign23.wixstudio.io/erieforestmgtplan?fbclid=IwAR3vleFNfOX-VXu5b1scT-wy3J02ZhrQht3EaEf6OMq6GOfay1oqKvvHOio Discover more from Rochester…
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