De-sensitization and imprinting are tools many trainer’s use Their importance to our efficient handling of horses is invaluable. From a human perspective our interaction with horses from handling to riding is safer and less stressful.
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“I am meant to be an animal psychic,” for many years, this message flashed through the head of Ann Marie Hoff, who is now the owner and operator of Rosezella’s Way.
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Breeding season can be a difficult time for owners and horses alike. While horse owners are hurrying to prepare facilities, the broodmares might be just as tense. Especially for young and maiden mares, the stress from being hauled to new facilities and being separated from stable mates might lead to stomach ulcers. And let’s not forget the foals that are with their mothers.
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Most everyone in these tough economic times is trying to cut their expenses. Horse owners are no exception. However, cutting corners on your deworming and vaccination program may end up costing you more in the long run.
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“We let our horses push us around too much,” Buck Brannaman tells us. He’s in a round pen, working with a woman’s bay colt that keeps trying to push into Buck’s space. “I would never let my horse get this bad.”
The colt’s owner, who’s standing just outside the round pen fence, calls out to Buck, “He has tantrums!”