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Virtual Horse Shows

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Virtual Horse Show

Are you one of the many equine enthusiasts who either loves showing your horse or would like to be able to show your horse? Taking your horse to a horse show can be a lot of fun. It’s a great way to test your skills and continue to work on becoming a better rider. You may be eager and ready to show your horse at an in-person horse show, but you might quickly find out that it’s not quite as simple as it sounds. One major obstacle that you might run into, especially if you live in a rural area, … [Read more...]

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Best Waterer for Horses

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Horse Drinking Water

Whether you keep your horse inside a barn, or he lives outside in a pasture with his buddies, your horse is going to need access to clean, fresh water at all times. Depending on his size, his activity level and also the weather conditions in your area, the amount of water that your horse consumes each day is going to vary. During the summer months when it’s typically hot or humid, your horse is probably going to drink a lot more water than he would during the cold, winter months. On average, … [Read more...]

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Communication: What Your Dog Is Trying To Tell You

by Liz Neuman 3 Comments

Being able to communicate with your dog is something that’s important for all pet owners. Not only do you want your dog to listen to you when you call him or ask him to sit or lay down, but you also want to understand what your dog is trying to tell you through his own doggy language. Dogs communicate both verbally and non-verbally. They let us know when they’re hungry, when they want to go outside and when they want attention. Most dog owners know that a happy dog will wag his tail, and a … [Read more...]

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Trail Riding With Your Horse

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It’s not surprising that trail riding is such a popular equestrian activity -  it gives you the opportunity to relax, unwind and spend quality time with your friends, your family and of course, with your horse. When you’re out trail riding with your horse, you get to discover all sorts of new exciting places and enjoy the beautiful scenery of rolling hills and winding trails. Your horse, too, can benefit from being on a trail ride, especially since it’s something new and different for him and is … [Read more...]

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Why Foxtails Are Dangerous To Your Dog

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There’s nothing more enjoyable than the sight of your dog playing outside – the pure joy of watching him run up and down hillsides or rolling in the long, cool grass. Outdoor activities are a great way for you and your dog to spend time together, but it’s important to be aware of the hazards that foxtail plants can pose. Exposure to foxtails can be extremely harmful to your dog, especially if left untreated. So here’s some information about why foxtails are dangerous to your dog and what you can … [Read more...]

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How To Groom Your Horse Like A Pro

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Washing Tail

As a horse owner, you’re not only concerned about proper nutrition and quality care for your horse, but you also want him to look and feel his best at all times. Whether you’re preparing for a horse show or you simply like your horse to look like a champion at home, grooming your horse is an important part of horse care.  From long flowing manes and silky smooth tails to sleek shiny coats, here are some insider tips you can use when you groom your horse that’ll help make him look his best all … [Read more...]

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How to Make your Home Dog Friendly

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Dog On Couch

Your dog is an important part of your family and you want to do everything you can to keep him happy, healthy and safe in your home. Maybe your senior dog is starting to have problems getting up and down the stairs and you're looking for a solution. Or maybe you want to find a way to keep your dog from tracking mud and dirt into your house. You want your home to be comfortable and clean and you'd like it to be enjoyable for your dog as well. So here are a few tips to help you make your home dog … [Read more...]

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Tips To Make Winter Barn Chores Easier

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Winter Barn Chores

As a horse owner, you probably want to spend as much time as you can with your horse. Feeding, grooming and of course riding are all activities that you truly enjoy. And the more time that you’re able to be outside with your horse the better, right? This is probably true all year long…except when winter arrives with cold wind, freezing temperatures, heavy snow, and slippery ice. Even those every day simple barn chores can become increasingly challenging as the temperatures start to drop. You … [Read more...]

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Taking Care Of Your Dog In The Fall

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Dog in the fall

Fall season is finally here, bringing in crisp, cooler temperatures and brightly colored foliage in the surrounding trees. School is back in session, and the days are quickly getting shorter while the nights are becoming increasingly cold. You and your dog probably welcome the relief from the hot summer weather, but the fall season can also pose some extra challenges for your dog. From allergies caused by dry, windy conditions to new (and tempting!) foods and holiday decorations around the home, … [Read more...]

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Managing A Horse On Stall Rest

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Horse In A Stall

At some point during his life, your horse quite possibly will experience an injury, illness or surgical procedure that is going to require stall rest. It could be a soft tissue injury to a tendon or ligament, or maybe he had surgery that is going to require some extra quiet time so he can recuperate and heal. Depending on the nature of your horse’s injury, his age and the amount of time needed for recovery, your vet may want to put your horse on stall rest for a period of days, weeks, or even … [Read more...]

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