> One of my current house dogs is a registered Search and Rescue dog that
> came home to me to retire after an injury. She is cadaver and helicopter
> plus scent certified. Found her first cadaver at the age of two.
How neat, Sylvia!
I love dogs that work!
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://cli
An article in The Horse:
>>>In this study, 139 horses with colic and 139 control horses were
evaluated for the presence of tapeworm antibodies. Results indicated that
horses with colic and with ileocaecal disorders (ailments affecting the
junction of the small intestine and cecum) had significa
> One of the missions of FEIF is to focus on horse welfare - and one of our
> goals is to put the welfare of the horse first in everything we do. This
> is
> clearly described in FIRO, FIPO and FIZO with reference to the FEI Code of
> Conduct.
>
> There is a growing focus on injuries on horses i
OH MY, I am so sorry... my heart goes out to the owners of these
horses... how sad
--
Debbie in MN ~ Please check out how we can all help raise money for
Huginn's Hospital Fund ~ http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dgtrq74d_386xtqp
~~~If we all do a little, we will have a lot~~
What really scares me is that people who can only afford "free" horses
won't be able to afford taking decent care of them.
If one cannot afford $250 or $500 for purchasing a horse, they certainly
cannot afford feed, vet, worming, farrier, etc. That assumes that the
person has shelter and a dec
if any of my horses acted like that when i was riding i would hurry
>> and get off cause i would feel they were about to toss me... the
>> winging is terrible. Is it a conformational fault? or is it
>> headtossing so badly it is throwing itself off balance and winging to
>> compensate?
>
>
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Janice McDonald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>I have been
> wondering about lightning since last weekend.
I moved my horses a couple of weeks ago to a new place. One reason
was that the pasture was poor and I was having a hard time with the
people who owned t
On 14/08/07, susan cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've only ridden my Sensation in one 30 mile LD with
> no problems. And this was 2 weeks after I gave up my
> treed saddle on her which sored her loins. She was
> fine after 30 miles in the Sensation.
I'm going to experiment with something w
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> as much as I really like my Sensation saddles, the
jury is still out on whether they will be useful for
endurance riding. <<
I've only ridden my Sensation in one 30 mile LD with
no problems. And this was 2 weeks after I gave up my
treed saddle on her which sored
>
>
>
> "The most troublesome fault committed by gun dogs is having the wrong
> owner...Electric collars are not the only things to cause a suspension of
> brain activity. Ego and vanity work just as well."
Oh, great quote
--
> Laree
jeez holey moley this made my skin crawl!! terrifying!! I have been
wondering about lightning since last weekend. My horses were out in
front a nd a terrible storm had blown up. We were running around
getting them all in when lightning struck so close i just dropped
everything and ran for cover
that is very very nice of you.
Janice--
yipie tie yie yo
I rarely buy dog magazines, but on a pure whim, I picked up a copy of "Gun
Dog" magazine at Tractor Supply last week, for no reason other than the dog
on the cover reminded me of Connie. Just flipping through it now, I found a
great quote...and one I think applies to more than just dogs.
"The mo
In a message dated 8/13/2007 7:32:46 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello? I am in California and will take a rescue Icy. I don't need to handle
a larger horse at this time, getting too old. I have an empty area. No
pasture but plenty of food. He is a gelding right?
Ordering from my site gets you support from me and my
upline who have more experience with it than I do.
http://www.mywaiora.com/661878
By the way another benefit besides mental alertness I'm experiencing
from taking the Natural Cellular Defense product is that I'm sleeping
very soundly every nig
In a message dated 8/13/2007 3:26:32 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I would just like to say tho... I have an orthoflex that has the new
shorter, more flexible panels and some of the back edge filed down to
make the panels even more flexible for a shorter backed horse
On 8/13/07, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It will be here on the farm, in the hay field and she will arrive in my
> oak meadowbrook carriage, pulled by the steady and solemn Twist. We may
> need plumes.
>
>
> I say it's never too soon to plan your plumes! :) I need t
On 8/13/07, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> He's in California? The shipping cost would be outrageous. I have lots
> of hay and lots of pasture. Too bad.
>
>
> I keep thinking about this - if we could - or should - set up some sort of
> list support system for rehabs?
a per
By Kelly:
Two horses were electrocuted at the stables where I board my horse.
The first died at about 10 am. The owner's daughter was leading the
horse into the indoor arena when it suddenly squealed then started
convulsing and went down. I was grooming my horse when I heard her
screaming for
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Karen Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> He's in California? The shipping cost would be outrageous. I
have lots of hay and lots of pasture. Too bad.
>
>
> I keep thinking about this - if we could - or should - set up some
>sort of list support syste
I don't quite understand what's going on with yahoo. Almost every day one
post of my posts is held back, and shows up in my in basket the next morning
about 4:00am-6:00am. This morning two showed up while I was sleeping. Go
figure. Sorry about the last one Susan - I think we had already pretty
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