This message is from: Lori Lemley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Seriously, Fjords (and donkeys) seem to have a different thought
> process than most light-horse breeds.
>
> Marsha Jo Hannah
I have found my Fjord to be very "long-eared" and love it. Fear is not an
effective tool for working with her, lik
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Lois,
How unfortunate you have had such luck with trainers. We, in Minnesota, have
access to a wonderful trainer who appreciates fjords and works well with
them. Also, I recently took my mare to a different trainer - just for a
lesson - and he has neve
This message is from: Marsha Jo Hannah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Martie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Of the first three trainers I
> contacted, none were willing to work with us. I finally went to a
> women who trains mainly draft horses, but also some light breeds. She
> worked with us, comme
This message is from: bolinsj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I had a similar problem when I first purchased Kilar. He was well
trained to drive but I was not. Of the first three trainers I
contacted, none were willing to work with us. I finally went to a
women who trains mainly draft horses, but also
This message is from: "Bossmare" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Well, I think I've been enlightened. Recent remarks here about a certain
professional's opinion of Fjords as "stubborn" and "runaways" (later thought
to be directed at bad Fjord-X's) have clarified a puzzling situation I've run
into.
I recentl
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