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A couple of weeks ago I was watching either The Outdoor Channel or Animal
Planet and they had a condensed version of her Training Mules show. It was
pretty good. I DID object to her use of drawreins, and I believe I saw flash
nosebands in the dressage p
orough and lots of pics of world class mules!{Oh I want
oneno linda you're concentrating on Fjords!} I sold my last mule last
month.linda in Idaho "if you can train a mule you can train a Fjord!"
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>To
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--- Denise Delgado <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> dear mary,
> then, what i have been doing routinely with my
> horses before the loose round
> pen work IS halter training.!
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dear mary,
then, what i have been doing routinely with my horses before the loose round
pen work IS halter training.!. i bring them into the round pen and
do maybe 5-10 minutes of flexing and bending and giving exercises, both
si
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> so, mary, that means if a fjord crowds you, you
> have to have a halter on
> him at that moment to teach him that crowding is n
This message is from: "Jean Gayle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Denise, I have had no problem with any breed re fearing the "nail holder"
They know when they are crowding, watch what happens in the herd, and they
know that good behavior is painless. Jean
Jean Gayle
Aberdeen, WA
[Authoress of "The Colo
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Subject: Re: fjords...mule-like??
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> I do not kn
From: Mary Thurman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Sunday, June 11, 2000 10:36 AM
Subject: Re: fjords...mule-like??
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> --- Denise Delgado <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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so, mary, that means if a fjord crowds you, you have to have a halter on
him at that moment to teach him that crowding is not cool. if you have to
go and get the halter and put it on, he will not put the two incidents
together in his m
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> I do not know if this is the "mule" method but if a
> horse starts getting
> pushy and crowding me I carry a small block of wood
> with
This message is from: "Jean Gayle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I do not know if this is the "mule" method but if a horse starts getting
pushy and crowding me I carry a small block of wood with a nail protruding
about an inch, good sized so it does not pierce the skin, and press it
against the horse. They
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GAIL RUSSELL wrote:
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> Another thing that Fjords do which
> >is 'mule-like' is LEAN on you/try to push you around
> >with their shoulder. If you use commonly accepted
> >'mule m
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> Another thing that Fjords do which
> >is 'mule-like' is LEAN on you/try to push you
> around
> >with their shoulder. If you use comm
This message is from: GAIL RUSSELL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Another thing that Fjords do which
>is 'mule-like' is LEAN on you/try to push you around
>with their shoulder. If you use commonly accepted
>'mule methods' to conteract this, it works like a
>charm. I know, I've tried it.
And what would th
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while at the horse expo
> the other day in
> sacramento, i ran into a trainer. we got to talking
> and he said he had
> worked wit
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In a message dated 6/11/00 7:35:41 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
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<< he said his perception of them is that
they have a mule-like temperment. he said they are very stubborn and
implied they are basically harder to deal with than a r
This message is from: "linda hickam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I think mules are more self-preservation oriented than horses and definitely
less forgiving{they
remember every bad experience and then some} I've had a few mules and have
had a few Fjords.in my experience Fjords are definitely easier to
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