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Half-halt…what??
Half-halt…what??
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Each level we ride, no matter the discipline, the horse must partake by answering the question of collecting, and each time we collect the horse, we must use half-halts to tell him a change is coming. So what exactly is a half-halt? Basically, it...
By Tanya Buck
Can Horses & Donkeys Live Together?
Can Horses & Donkeys Live Together?
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Horses and donkeys look quite similar in terms of body shape and many other qualities, but there are some key differences between them. Such similarities are quite helpful for them to adjust if kept along side each other. Despite their list of di...
By Team HorseClicks
Buying A Horse
Buying A Horse
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There’s more to buying a horse than picking a pretty or flashy horse.   Of course we all want the dream of a beautiful horse with a long flowing mane and tail but what do we really need?   First, figure out where you w...
By Gaye DeRusso
Rowdy's Therapy Sessions
Rowdy's Therapy Sessions
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It’s been an exhausting couple of weeks dealing with Rowdy’s flare-up, July in the Midwest and the loss of my mom’s favorite horse. Rowdy was supposed to begin a 10-day oral paste followed by a month of powdered meds to get him ...
By Megan Smith
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What is a Shire horse?
The Shire horse is a breed of draft horse that originated in England. They are typically black, gray, or bay in color and can stand up to 18 hands high (six feet at the shoulder). They are considered to be among the strongest and most powerful horses, capable of pulling very heavy loads. Shires have large heads, small ears, and long manes and tails. They have an easy-going demeanor and are known for their even temperaments, making them popular for driving carriages.