This message is from: Windago wind...@centurylink.net
Catie, your fjord should be just fine without a blanket. What we think as
cold, the horse won't even flinch at. As long as he has shelter from the wind,
he should weather the weather just fine.
Teresa F in MO where the weather is going
This message is from: Sarah Gibson equ...@gmail.com
Hi Catie,
I can't tell if others have responded as sometimes these messages go to my
spam folder but unless your Fjord is clipped or does not grow a winter
coat,I would not blanket him. Horses are all individuals but I live in
Montana with a
This message is from: Krissie England bluerunf...@yahoo.com
If I put a blanket on my Fjord, he will shred it and play tug of war with my
percheron gelding. Â They are built for cold. Â As long as your Fjord is not
clipped, he should be just fine without a blanket! Â And like Teresa, my Fjord
This message is from: wilson...@comcast.net
Cati:
We've had questions about blanketing horses. We talked to our vet and he
said that if you blanket a horse, it will not grow a thicker coat of hair and
that is what keeps it warm. He and others suggest that feeding a little
extra hay will help
This message is from: Jean Ernest jern...@mosquitonet.com
I live in Interior Alaska and never blanket my Fjords and don't stall
them,even at -40! They have a run-in shelter, but run and play when it is
cold and I feed a lot of extra hay when it is way below zero. Digesting hay
creates heat!
This message is from: me.kint me.k...@yahoo.com
Shelter
extra hay.
I just want to emphasize the extra hay. In cold, it's OK to feed more hay to
fjords. Their digesting the hay generates heat helps keep them warm, they do
burn (use up) more calories in cold weather. Even in So Calif we
This message is from: Kay Van Natta jadeb...@aol.com
Hi Catie!
I'm in Michigan and with Sarah and Wilson on this one. Like our Montana
friend, we have temps from well below to well above zero in the course of any
given year. Except for rain (when they stay in), my ponies are out all day
This message is from: Catie Wells catie.wel...@gmail.com
I live in north Alabama, and we are expecting some record cold temps in the
coming week, with lows in the teens and wind chill below zero. My fjord is
out during the day and in a stall at night. I have not blanketed him this
winter. (He
This message is from: Robin Churchill rbc...@yahoo.com
If anyone on the lists live in the general area of either Sioux Falls, SD,
Grand Rapids or Lansing Michigan or Albany N.Y. could you email me privately
with information on resources for horses in your area. I have a friend that may
be
This message is from: Kay Van Natta jadeb...@aol.com
I ride during the winter but I guess not hard or long enough for anybody
to overheat. I ride bareback then since everything leather gets moved into the
house when it gets cold (unheated barn) so maybe that's why the only really
warm
This message is from: Rose or Murph roseormu...@ywave.com
So for all that do not blanket during the winter. Do you ride regularly? I
can't keep my horse cool enough when ridden with a thick winter coat, she over
heats. I clip and blanket to keep her cool and dry when I ride during the
winter.
This message is from: Jeanne Zuker jmzu...@att.net
I wear cotton socks almost the entire year...if it is really cold in MI I will
put on a little heavier sockNO SHOES! That is what is great about them,
your
feetie stay warm and dry. I tried on several sizes, both men's and women's to
get
:57:59 -0700
From: windyacre...@yahoo.com
Subject: Re: Question about Muck Boots
To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com
This message is from: S K windyacre...@yahoo.com
I wear regular to heavy socks with mine, not shoes..
From: Toni
toekn...@frontier.com
To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com
This message is from: Jeanne Zuker jmzu...@att.net
First I will ask the question I got about Norway. Someone saw my sweatshirt on
the Fjords and asked me why don't they have peanut butter in Norway. She has
a child in Norway on an exchange program and he asked for her to send him
peanut
This message is from: bbd...@aol.com
My new driving Fjord, Milo, has been going nicely in a mullen flexible
snaffle. Now, as we start to venture off farm, it's time to graduate to a
proper driving bit.
After going through vast numbers of riding bits for my other two Fjords
before
This message is from: Toni toekn...@frontier.com
Kelly,
I have a Bob Marshall treeless saddle (Not made by Circle Y)that I love. It
fits my Fjord, my mustang, and my girlfriend's TWH who is built like a two by
six board! I also took it to a 3 day riding clinic on the outside chance I
would
This message is from: Patricia Holland pathollan...@gmail.com
Is there anyone on this list that lives near or in the Champaign - Urbana
metropolitan area near the University of Illinois. We can say it's Fjord
related.
Please contact me personally.
Thank you
Pat Holland
Important FjordHorse
This message is from: Kathleen Prince kathl...@pookiebros.com
We are in FL and my mare has to have fans to stand in front of. She
knows where they are and uses them. Riding is only done early morning
or evening. Not only is the heat a problem but the bugs make life
difficult, too. Fans
This message is from: st...@carriagehorse.com
Quoting Rose or Murph roseormu...@ywave.com:
I am wondering if anyone is living in the El Paso, TX area? My husband did
a phone interview for a Fed position at FT Bliss in El Paso. Just wanted to
get anyone's opinion good or bad about living
am sure she would be happy to talk to about the area.
Linda Syverson Kerr
- Original Message
From: st...@carriagehorse.com st...@carriagehorse.com
To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com
Sent: Mon, January 17, 2011 9:55:05 AM
Subject: Re: Question for you Texans
This message is from: st
This message is from: Rose or Murph roseormu...@ywave.com
Hi List,
I am wondering if anyone is living in the El Paso, TX area? My husband did
a phone interview for a Fed position at FT Bliss in El Paso. Just wanted to
get anyone's opinion good or bad about living there.
To make this Fjord
This message is from: Robin Holland robin.holl...@murraystate.edu
Dear Fjord Digest,
In addition to our study on the inheritance of white markings in the Fjord,
we are also looking at the Fjord pedigree/population as a whole. Being the
Fjord breed has such an excellent record of pedigrees, it
This message is from: jadeb...@aol.com
That's an intriguing queston! They're a color registry so I don't see how
they can refuse to register a horse with the correct color requirements.
And who would be more correct about being duns than we are!
Kay
and Braveheart and Bogie, who, like all
This message is from: Linda Syverson Kerr syversonsfjordl...@yahoo.com
This message is from syversonsfjordl...@yahoo.com
There is a requirement.striping on the legs, dorsal, etc...the list is on
their website...you must submit pictures of your Fjord the requirements are
listed as well.
This message is from: Nancy Blauers blauers...@hotmail.com
Happy Holidays to you all and I hope that my fellow Fjord owners are enjoying
their wonderful horses! I have a question- have any of you approached the
American Buckskin Registry Association as far as registering their Fjord
This message is from: Sarah Clarke sarahmagdalencla...@yahoo.com
I am passing on a question I recieved to the genreal Fjord population.
From: qhorse...@aol.com qhorse...@aol.com
To: sarahmagdalencla...@yahoo.com
Sent: Tue, October 5, 2010 10:42:40 AM
Subject
This message is from: Lauren Sellars sn...@nethop.net
Fjords rarely have abscess problems. The two times that it did happen
here I had the vet find the exact location . Then I put a heavy layer
of bentonite clay over the spot duct tape it on. Over night it was
cured. We also use bentonite
This message is from: Lori Lemley lori.lem...@gmail.com
After the age of 15 or so, my Fjord mare begin having abscesses once
or twice a year. A few years ago, I had her thyroid tested (due to
other symptoms). She was hypothyroid and started on levothyroxin. She
has not had a single abscess
This message is from: coy...@acrec.com coy...@acrec.com
The clumping kitty litter is also bentonite clay -- it's probably even
cheaper than buying it at a wine making shop. --DeeAnna
Lauren Sellars wrote:
...You can buy it in a wine making
shop. just add water...
Important FjordHorse List
This message is from: mypump...@windstream.net
Hello List. I have gotten only 1 or 2 digests in a couple weeks, so I am
wondering if there is a technical problem or is everyone out riding or driving?
Anyhoo, Willi has an abcess again. Same foot, left front if it matters, that
had one in
This message is from: Carol Makosky cmako...@sirentel.net
Hi,
I know this is off subject, but what better source of good information
does one have but the Fjord list. I picked up a rather new canon
printer, but come to find out the ink cartridges are rather pricey
compared to my old Epson.
This message is from: Tonja Acker-Richards tacke...@aol.com
Does anyone with experience think a cart (yoke style) harness can be
converted for a CDE style cart? We have serious terrain rock hill mud
here and the meadowbrook barely holds together ;)
Tonja Acker-Richards
Pond House Farm
This message is from: Amy Evers fjord...@aol.com
Not too sure what you mean by yoke style harness Breast collar style
harness can be used for both pleasure carts like a meadowbrook and for
competition style carts such as Bell Crown or Pacific Carriage, etc. You can
also get neck collar
This message is from: Amy Evers fjord...@aol.com
Any/all breeds will cycle 12 months of the year depending on the conditions.
That's why you can see foals born any month of the year.
Amy Evers
Dun Lookin' Fjords
Cottage Grove OR 97424
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This message is from: Sarah Clarke sarahmagdalencla...@yahoo.com
In my (limited) experience breeding mares the one thing I can say is that you
should never say never or always when it comes to mares. Mine have
collectively broken every rule in the book. One of my mares had a January
baby,
This message is from: Heather Baskey cavy_l...@yahoo.com
Hi Mary
I purchased Henry (Mid's Jed) as a 2 year old, I have only employed Natural
Horsemanship (NH) techniques since purchasing him. I don't break it down as
positive reinforcement, or negative reinforcement. I just break it down as
This message is from: Karen McCarthy weeg...@hotmail.com
Marsha Jo,
Very true indeed about H.I. magazine not always crediting images...Once when I
was visiting a Canadian breeder, I was hanging out in the house going thru
some new horsie mags on their coffee table. Lo and behold I found a full
to be lame except for a hitch
when he starts to trot then he seems to work out of it. His walk is wonderful
so I still ride him only walk but my question is...is driving a horse easier
on their hocks than riding? I'm guessing that it is but I'd really like to
hear opinions from some of you who
This message is from: Marsha Jo Hannah han...@ai.sri.com
Interesting---I got an error message, Sender IP address not
resolving on the version of this message that I sent earlier today.
So, let's try my other mailer. Apologies if this comes thru twice
sandra church minih...@hotmail.com
...@bevcomm.net]
Sent: Monday, November 23, 2009 7:38 AM
To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com
Subject: question
This message is from: Stockwell afjordableac...@bevcomm.net
I checked out the archives however I couldn't get enough information so..
The question is what is the preferred footing for round
This message is from: Karen McCarthy weeg...@hotmail.com
Roberta, there was a very similar question recently on the CD-List. You can
look thru the archives there for the posts.
The consensus was no more than 2 of coarse sand, not washed or river sand. Or
at least, start out with less than you
This message is from: Linda Lottie horselo...@hotmail.com
Gail..what was the base material and how many inches of pea gravel?
From: g...@zeliga.com
To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com
Date: Mon, 23 Nov 2009 08:55:06 -0800
Subject: RE: question
This message is from
:55:06 -0800
Subject: RE: question
This message is from: Gail Russell g...@zeliga.com
If you can do it, 3/8 minus ROUND pea gravel. A friend just did it and
loves
it.
From: owner-fjordho...@angus.mystery.com
[owner-fjordho...@angus.mystery.com
This message is from: Maggie McLaughlin maggie...@q.com
Dear Digest Manager,
Since I've resubscribed to the Fjord Horse Digest, I have tried to put
a request for a pairs working harness on The Digest a few times. I
haven't seen it yet. Can you tell me what is preventing this? Being
This message is from: ruth bushnell fjo...@frontiernet.net
This message is from: Maggie McLaughlin maggie...@q.com
a request for a pairs working harness on The Digest a few times.
Looking forward to hearing from you,
Maggie McLaughlin
It has been our experience in the past that rarely do
This message is from: coy...@acrec.com coy...@acrec.com
Not Steve, the list owner, but I can offer two tips:
1. Send your email to the correct address:
YES: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com
NO: owner-fjordho...@angus.mystery.com
NO: fjordhorse-dig...@angus.mystery.com
NO:
This message is from: Melinda Schumacher melinda.schumac...@gmail.com
One winter my mare got hay that was about 50% alfalfa, because that's what
they served at the barn where I was boarding her. She actually slimmed down
with free choice hay in the winter and lots of turn out. In the summer she
movement when I am on her back I think it is precisely that. Thank you.
Date: Sun, 4 Oct 2009 20:33:15 -0500
From: coy...@acrec.com
To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com
Subject: Re: Laura: another question
This message is from: coy...@acrec.com coy...@acrec.com
...I thought that a fjord might have
This message is from: laura fisher laura_fishe...@hotmail.com
Hi! :)
Is it possible to put a photo on the forum of a regular tree saddle on my
hosre verses a fqhb saddle for forum input, so I know what to buy?
Also, considering the regular bar saddle fits ,can a wedge be put in front,
in OR
Subject: Laura: another question
This message is from: laura fisher laura_fishe...@hotmail.com
,can a wedge be put in front,
(under the blanket) so I don't feel like I am going to fall off my horse
at a
fast trot, let alone a canter?
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This message is from: coy...@acrec.com coy...@acrec.com
Saddles with different tree widths don't necessarily look especially
different. And even if you could see the difference from the front or
back in a photo, that doesn't tell you anything about the fit in the
middle of the saddle. Trained
Subject: Re: Laura: another question
This message is from: coy...@acrec.com coy...@acrec.com
Saddles with different tree widths don't necessarily look especially
different. And even if you could see the difference from the front or
back in a photo, that doesn't tell you anything about the fit
This message is from: coy...@acrec.com coy...@acrec.com
...I thought that a fjord might have special needs
...my mare has a trot ... with a break-neck -like speed
...it feels like I am going to topple over her...
Well, I don't know that Fjords have special needs in the saddle fit
department,
This message is from: Melinda Schumacher melinda.schumac...@gmail.com
Laura,
I also have a fast trot fjord. I have been very satisfied with my Mountain
Horse saddle, draft tree. They made a flex tree draft-size in the past
which I was lucky enough to get before their machine broke! I assume
This message is from: Becky Schooff beckysue...@hotmail.com
Hello All,
I am purchasing a leather buggy harness for my short, stocky Fjord and trying
to decide between a breast collar or a full collar with hames. I'll be
pleasure driving along dirt roads mostly (a little bit on paved roads to
This message is from: Cheryl Gioia che...@finefjords.com
Does anyone out there know of a sleigh expert? I bought a sleigh that I want
to restore and would like to find out what I have exactly. I have pictures
that I can send.
Thanks in advance.
Cheryl in Colorado
The ride is the objective,
This message is from: coy...@acrec.com coy...@acrec.com
We are looking at a horse trailer with a cowboy shower located in the
horse compartment on the other side of the wall that separates the
dressing room or living quarters from the horse area.
The shower is pretty much in the open, not
This message is from: Kathleen Prince kathl...@pookiebros.com
Hi,
Just wondering if my fjord filly is growing at a normal rate. The vet
was out this week and said both mare baby look good body weight
wise. It's always been a guessing game as to how much to feed them.
Now we are leasing a
This message is from: Lorna David brom...@googlemail.com
Thanks for the replies received so far.
I was asking about height in the hope that my mare might make 13.3-14hhs.
She is currently 13.1hh. To be honest I worry about my weight on her I am
11stone 10lbs! I am still dieting in the hope
This message is from: Robin Churchill rbc...@yahoo.com
I have a smallish mare that is about the size of your mare and she is coming 6
in July and unfortunately, I don't think she has grown much since she was 4.
They do gain height in the withers with muscling and my warmblood seemed to get
a
This message is from: katesei...@aol.com
I bought Joe when he was just coming 6. He has not gotten any taller (he's
a big guy for a Fjord, just under 14'3') but in looking at some pictures of
him, I am really shocked at how he bulked up. Not in terms of weight, he's
actually had a weight
This message is from: Genie Dethloff gdp...@comcast.net
Do tell us about your affair with Vivi.
This message is from: katesei...@aol.com
, and my summer with Vivi convinced me that for my next Fjord I am going
down into the 13 range.
--
Genie Dethloff and Pjoska
Killingworth, Connecticut
my height question
Thanks for the replies received so far.
I was asking about height in the hope that my mare might make 13.3-14hhs.
She is currently 13.1hh. To be honest I worry about my weight on her I am
11stone 10lbs! I am still dieting in the hope of getting to 10 stone
eventually
post brings up another question
for me: perhaps yours are living so long because your climate is
similar to the climate they naturaly came from? Any ideas about that?
Maybe our fjords kept in warmer climates won't live as long? And
another question: how long were you able to ride and drive them
akfjo...@hotmail.com
To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com
Sent: Saturday, December 6, 2008 8:34:46 AM
Subject: RE: Senior Feed Question
This message is from: Jean Ernest akfjo...@hotmail.com
I feed my two senior Fjords Nutrena Senior Life, which has no molasses. I
have been feeding Stella 2 lbs
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello! I need to start my 29-year-old stallion, Ivan, on Senior Feed by
Purina. While he eats moistened hay cubes and pelleted grain well, he is
starting to have some problems eating hay. To supplement that, I want to feed
the
Senior Feed, but I
This message is from: Marsha Jo Hannah [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need to start my 29-year-old stallion, Ivan, on Senior Feed by
Purina. While he eats moistened hay cubes and pelleted grain well,
he is starting to have some problems eating hay. To supplement
that, I want
This message is from: Jean Ernest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I feed my two senior Fjords Nutrena Senior Life, which has no molasses. I
have been feeding Stella 2 lbs in the morning and 2 lbs in the evening. She
is 31, and can still eat some hay after I had her teeth done. She also get a
couple
This message is from: Heather Baskey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks to all who made scissor suggestions :-) I do appreciate your words
of wisdom/experience.
Many thanks - and HAPPY THANKSGIVING to all those
celebrating.
Heather
Ontario - Canada
Canada Toolbar: Search from anywhere on the web, and
. Sheffield in England is one brand. Solveig had sheep and
must be familiar with them perhaps? Happy Thanksgiving . Krist
To: Digest Fjordmailto:fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com
Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2008 10:10 PM
Subject: Subject: Re: mane question
This message is from: Olivia Farm, Inc
This message is from: Heather Baskey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Anyone have any suggestions on a nice pair of shears for trimming? Currently,
using a pair of scissors (regular) and I know there must be something better
out there!
Heather
Playing Naturally with bestest pony pal, Henry
This message is from: Lola Lahr [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Fiskars scissors with a spring-loaded handle work well. I got mine at a
fabric shop. Keeping the blades sharp really helps too.
On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 7:26 AM, Heather Baskey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This message is from: Heather Baskey
This message is from: Olivia Farm, Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello,
I think there are a lot of good tools for mane trimming out there, but one
that we have found to be especially handy is the Fiskars 9.5 Shop Shear that
can be found in the tool section (with the tin snips) of home improvement
This message is from: Willows Edge Farm [EMAIL PROTECTED]
OK, so I will give out my secret tip for those really thick manes:
Being a beauty school drop out (I realized I couldn't make enough money to
support my horse habit even in high school ;-) ), we had all sorts of cool
tools to use. I took
@angus.mystery.com
Subject: RE: mane question
Date: Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:53:50 -0800
This message is from: Willows Edge Farm [EMAIL PROTECTED]
OK, so I will give out my secret tip for those really thick manes:
Being a beauty school drop out (I realized I couldn't make enough money to
support my
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ha!! Even more proof that despite his technical gelding status, little Joe
is indeed a mighty stud (who is managing to thin his unruly mane by diving
through fences after grass and rubbing it off)
Kate
with Joe - a stallion in all ways but one (or maybe
This message is from: Willows Edge Farm [EMAIL PROTECTED]
OK, so I will give out my secret tip for those really thick manes:
Being a beauty school drop out (I realized I couldn't make enough money to
support my horse habit even in high school ;-) ), we had all sorts of cool
tools to use. I took
by doing this.
--- On Mon, 11/17/08, Kathleen Prince [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Kathleen Prince [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Mane question
To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com
Date: Monday, November 17, 2008, 9:14 AM
This message is from: Kathleen Prince [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a 7 year old, rescued
again just by trimming it part way.
Amy Evers
Dun Lookin' Fjords
PO Box 1389
Cottage Grove OR 97424
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From: Kathleen Prince [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com
Sent: Mon, 17 Nov 2008 9:14 am
Subject: Mane question
This message is from: Kathleen Prince
-
From: Kathleen Prince [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com
Sent: Mon, 17 Nov 2008 9:14 am
Subject: Mane question
This message is from: Kathleen Prince [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a 7 year old, rescued mare. She had a full and very long mane
when she arrived in FL. After
This message is from: Ed Sullivan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Kristie, looks like you're on a very good feeding program for this mare,
with the Triple Crown Lite and beet pulp. Grass hay is best. We don't all
have flexibility with our hay resources, but if you do, you might want to seek
out a very
This message is from: Robin Churchill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It said in the latest issue of the herald that we were supposed to get a ballot
so I thought I lost mine or didn't get one. Maybe the plan just changed and I
didn't know it. I have a question if anyone knows any official info on at what
This message is from: sandra church [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi-through the years I've read that some of us fjord owners also have donkeys.
Could you email me about how protective they really are which sex is the
best protector? We are having trouble with coyotes (possibly killed a calf).
My brother
This message is from: Heather Baskey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello All,
Just wanted to update you (almost a month later from the original
question - how time flies) that every journey does begin with a single step.
I
cannot believe how this summer has flown by and how Henry I have moved along
in our
This message is from: Vicki Johnston [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Another thought that I should have shared. Kjerstin had decided that she
would not get on the trailer while at the Parelli center. I worked with her
for two hours and finally started to feel my emotions coming up (not a good
time to try and
well. Loving the Fjord experience!!!
Heather Henry
Playing
Naturally ...
- Original Message
From: Vicki Johnston
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com
Sent: Friday, August
1, 2008 7:24:42 AM
Subject: RE: Question for the Parelli Fjord Folks
This
message is from: Vicki
This message is from: jgayle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Not very original, but when my mare was six months I started encouraging her
into the trailer by placing a half an apple just far enough in the trailer
that she had to reach for it. This went on for several months of moving the
apple forward.
at the bottom of the pasture. Anyone interested in renting it for a
bit can certianly call me.
Ronda Nelson
541 592-5143
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From: Vicki Johnston [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com
Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2008 5:10 PM
Subject: RE: Question for the Parelli
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: Tuesday, July 29, 2008 2:11 PM
Subject: Question for the Parelli Fjord Folks
This message is from: Heather Baskey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello All,
Looking for advice from Parelli Students who have Fjords. I am
working on Level One with my new 2 year old. He is smart - boy oh boy -
that's for sure
retreat.
And slowly work your down to Henry's legs.
Hope this helps.
~Fiona (Level One Graduate)
1700 Dogwood Mile
Laurinburg, NC
28352
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(C) 603 359 0150
--- On Tue, 7/29/08, Heather Baskey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Heather Baskey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Question
loudly. He certainly isn't dull and can be quite sensitive at
times - but he can also be very naughty (for the lack of a better word) and
ask me the question, if I really mean it (doing this, or doing that)!
Sometimes it is hard to discern if he is unconfident of what I am asking, or
confident
This message is from: Vicki Johnston [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Heather,
I find that with Kjerstin, treats are a great motivator. She is
left-brained extrovert, and when all else fails, she will try to tackle
anything for treats. Of course, this tells me that I am not being
provocative enough, because
certainly isn't dull and can be quite sensitive
at
times - but he can also be very naughty (for the lack of a better word) and
ask me the question, if I really mean it (doing this, or doing that)!
Sometimes it is hard to discern if he is unconfident of what I am asking, or
confident
Playing Naturally ...
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These guys can be surprisingly tough. I
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RE: Question for the Parelli Fjord Folks
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Hello Everyone
I have a question to ask all. What is the average size of a Fjord yearling
in hands and weight?
Just wondering if anyone has kept track.
Bonnie Morris
Warm and sunny Western Wa
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Hi Melinda,
do you have a fence tester, or could you borrow a fence tester? especially
useful would be a digital tester with a fault finder. test your ground
stake to see if there is any voltage there. If you find there is voltage on
your
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There was a rescue group in Olympia. We have a woman who lets her horses
die, and ponies and cats, and Olympic Horse rescue had forced our sheriff to
do something. But this spring her forty some horses looked like skeleton's
again and the
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I hope someone has some good news Anyone. Has anyone just gone and
taken them? Or do you end up in jail?
Bonnie
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