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Always tough on the little ones...sorry to hear of your loss.

FH and Lily: Much appreciated to both of you! I just got off the phone with a friend of mine that I haven't spoken with in a few months. Turns out she's working about 60 miles up the road at an animal health clinic -- shows you how much I get out. Another friend of ours told me she was...

Where are you getting that feed jersey? Do you have your local feed mill mix it or are you getting it bagged already? If so, what's the name of it? Where do you find brewer's yeast? I was thinking on that Panacure Power Pac. I haven't seen it in any feed store around here, so that's why I...

I'm asking for some advice from all of you because I'm at a loss. We've got a quarter pony that my daughter is riding. Age is unknown (on the pony that is! lol). Somewhere between 18 and 21. He's well behaved, good in 4-H, patient and kind. He's a nice quarter pony but he's been foundered...

Did you have him checked for pneumonia? I had a horse 8 years back with similar symptoms except he really lacked energy...vet came and checked him, thought it was allergies and a cold, but it turned out to be deep lung pheumonia. I'd check it out because it can really play he!! on a horse if...

I'd say to check your tack and all first...make sure he's healthy. I wouldn't cinch him up hard all day long though -- that'll make him worse, rather than better. Might work at first cuz he'll be tired from fighting against the cinch to breath all day, but he'll remember it next time you go to...

I may have been had I seen this post about 4 days ago...we got a 7 month old hunting dog, golden retriever...sure was a different breed than what we had originally talked about...guess the idea of bird hunting with a dog again finally got the better of my husband...lol

He's a cutey! My dog is getting up there in age -- 13, so we're of a mind to start looking for another, just don't know what yet!! Maybe we could borrow Rebel for a bit and try him out to get a feel for the breed? :wink:

I've got a gelding for sale -- am putting an ad in and thought I'd post it here too. He's 16H, 1150-1200#, 4 yr. old registered AQHA Buckskin -- Driftwood bred gelding. Had about 70 days riding on him, but he's not for a green rider. He needs an experienced rider...he's soft and starting to...

Did he run any tests for WN? It doesn't really sound like it, but ya never know....

Yeah, I don't like going to sales. It's hard to find anything in my area that I'd trust from someone I'd trust. There's plenty of horse traders out there and I don't really want to buy my child a horse from that. I prefer getting one from someone I trust. Hopefully I've got a lead on one now...

I asked this over on Horses and Dogs, but haven't gotten any traffic to respond. Anyone been to one of their sales? If so, is it one of those sales that's gotten out of hand with price and hype?

Sorry Copper...haven't checked this post in awhile. It hasn't caused any dry areas on my horse. However, I did use it on my two year old, who is tall and very lanky at this point, and it didn't fit him as well as I liked -- no dry spots, but I didn't like the fit on him, so I went back to my...

I've got three of them and mine is real comfortable...my hubby says that his feels a little wide to him, but he hasn't really ridden it much...talked with another fellow who told him once he's ridden it awhile, it'll feel a lot better....so far, i like it....takes a lot too, roped a lot off it...

Hey all...I have spoken for a pup like this....any one else have a cross like that? If so, what's been your experience with working/family loyalty? Seems like it should be savvy at working and it would have the bloodlines to boot...just not too familiar with the austrialian shepard side of the...

Doc: I am having a very good trainer take him and see if he can figure it out and work it out with him. If not, he will go down the road -- and I wouldn't allow him to be sold to someone without their knowing all about it. I tell it like it is and don't pull any fast ones for the sake of...

We're looking at getting a German in the near future. Any tips on where to look for a well bred on for working around our place? I don't want one that's bred just for looks. I want the brains and the heart that go along with it. Thanks.

I know what you mean about handling horses in the wrong way. I had a farrier mistreat one of my horses before I could react. He got kicked off my place and can't set foot back on it. BUT...it's been a long road to getting him back to him trusting that when a foot is up, it doesn't mean he's...

I understand what you are saying about the hobbles.... Hobbles are not a new thing to him and he actually responded very well before the vet instance to them. I know very well respected trainers that actually use hobbles as a method of teaching a young horse manners and patience. I don't beat...

Chuckie: I agree...in fact, I've said that many times to other people...seems I'm kinda stubborn in taking my own advice??? lol