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Sitting With A Sick Horse
Sitting With A Sick Horse
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 If you are lucky, sitting with a sick horse is something that you will never have to do. Or perhaps you are the type that turns away from sorrow/potential sadness and pays someone else to do this. Or your life just isn’t adaptable because...
By Lia Sader
Fireworks & Horses - Keeping Your Horse Safe
Fireworks & Horses - Keeping Your Horse Safe
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Discovering A Lice Infestation
Discovering A Lice Infestation
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Last October, I adopted a standardbred rescue horse who had been overworked and undernourished in rural communities and subsequently sent to auction for slaughter, a cruel and painful ordeal for horses. In his early life, Spyri was a trotter, making ...
By Katharine MacCornack
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HorseClicks Top Blog Picks Of The Month
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To Pee Or Not To Pee By Tanya Buck Ever wish you could potty train your horse to urinate only in a certain area that you designate, instead of where he chooses? https://www.horseclicks.com/community/advice/horse-training/to-pee-or-not...
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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.