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So I think, I can be glad that A'simi don't want to climb trees if he
smells some of them *lol*
If they want to attack someone they are nearly as fast as a horse and they
really can be quite deadly, even if they have kids.
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I will be out of the office starting 08/03/2001 and will not return until
08/13/2001.
I will respond to your message when I return.
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Sue how do you suppose those jumpers, hunters and dressage horses get those
short manes? They are pulled not cut or trimmed/ I hired my hair dresser
to come out and see if she could cut my horses mane in such a way that it
would look pulled.
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Anke having hunted those wild pigs I can understand why A'simi is afraid.
They can be quite deadly and smell terrible, not to mention their size. I
saw old hunters climb trees just to avoid the beasts.
Jean Walters Gayle
Aberdeen, WA
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His bucking behaviour is just if I want to stop him running. Thats more a
temparement-problem. We were out with another horse, a mare, and he didn't
want to stay behind her.
His saddle is one personnaly made for him because his back is going up. The
problem
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I trained my horse to be calm if he sees deers, foxes etc. But if he smells
wild pigs he is always getting panic, I cannot do anything against it. And
we have a lot of wild pigs here. I asked someone who trains horses in this
way Monty Roberts do, but he can
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Fjord Friends,
I have a friend that is looking for a fjord mare. She would like to have
a mare that she could ride and drive and maybe breed later on. She is an
experienced rider, but is just getting started with driving. It would go
to a good home as sh
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When I first bought Kilar, I used to trail ride him because I did not have a
cart and harness yet. I worried that he would spook at the wildlife the he was
not used to.
HA!
We spooked up a small herd of napping deer who jumped up pr
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Karen, it would seem that you are suggesting our Fjords are "country
bumpkins!" Well, you're so right, they are! I'm sure if they were to be set
down in the L.A.area they would come apart at the seams! (Come to think
about it, so would I! =
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Hello from Carol Rivoire at Beaver Dam Farm in Nova Scotia -
Thanks Eunice Bosworth for the offer to consider your two
stallions, but . . .
Maybe just maybe if we ever found another st
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>Date: Fri, 3 Aug 2001 23:51:13 -0400
Hello from Carol Rivoire at Beaver Dam Farm in Nova Scotia -
Thanks Eunice Bosworth for the offer to consider your two
stallions, but . . .
Maybe just maybe if we ever found another st
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Ruthie,
I agree with you re. fjordhorses as not being "spooky", in general, around
wild animals...but to a degree.
There always must be a first encounter with anything, and some horses are
braver than others, (or more stupid, depending
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. He seemed to get under control with more voice
> commands than the reins. Once he stopped I got off and walked him back to
> my
> house. He was calm by then. I was still a little startled. I asked some
> friends in town why horses spoo
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<< any ideas on the quickest, easiest way to yank out 50 hairs
with roots intact from the mane and tail?
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> Eat a light breakfast. Say prayers. Do not attempt this >while alone.
> Clasp hairs in fingers. Gloves optional. Sta
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Hi Tammy,
I don't know your horses but my mare thinks it's FUN to spook sometimes. She
has
just that look on her face when she's up to mischief. So it might be that your
gelding was feeling full of himself and took the elk as a good excu
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Does anyone have any insight to acclimating
> horses to wild neighbors?
> Tammy Hooper
> Asgard Woods & Observatory
> Naples, ID
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Tammy,
Your incident is puzzling to us, and we wonder if it could possibly have
been somethi
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