Just wondering if any of you have horses that have bonded to an animal other than another equine. My mare is currently living on my property alone (she can see the neighbor’s horses, but they are across the street with a pasture in between. I can’t afford another horse right now so was entertaining the idea of another (smaller) companion animal. (would be housed next my horse if I do get one, not in her corral).

www.equinethor.com Anna Johnson is the British 3 Day Olympic team equine physio. Here she demonstrates the THOR laser system for pain relief and tissue healing.

Learn more about an organization called Equine Advocates, a national nonprofit equine protection organization founded in 1996 to promote equine rescue, retirement, and the humane treatment of horses, ponies, donkeys, and mules, located in Chatham, New York.

I am trying to find a detailed website with pictures of Native American equine body paint. All the different tribes paintings with their meanings and with pictures. This is for the paintings they did on their horses before hunts, raids, etc.
I have tried to google it with no good results. I am probably typing in the wrong thing in the search.
Does anyone know of a good website? Or maybe even a book?

Have any of you gone to school for equine buisness management?
If so, was it hard? Helpful for later on in life? Helped you jump start
your buisness? Was it worth it?

Equine Outreach got a call saying pick up some wild horses or let them ship to Mexico, so we went and picked them up. The volunteers who were out at EOI moved the geldings from the last group of WS Horses out into the pasture and got their old pen ready for the new arrivals. And what colorful new arrivals they are. Palominos, Dunalinos, Paint, Appys, and even a cremello filly. We reunited mothers and babies and siblings. We also saved a orphaned appy colt with an injured leg and some Stallions who will be gelded soon. All of these beautiful horses now have a chance at a happy life. Four of these horses have already found a home and hopefully more will find homes soon too! Please contact Equine Outreach for adoption information or to donate to help support these wild horses. www.equineoutreach.com Adopt@EquineOutreach.com ~Thanks for watching~

This was just a quick practice doodle. Sorry, I forgot to finish recording while I completed the nebula! But here you get to see my sketching process, which isn’t in my other videos Finished Image: cricketwings.deviantart.com

but i want to work with all animals and specialize in equine.

just trying to make a good college list.
centenary and university of pennsylvania are on my list.
any more? down south? up north?
please help.

wanted to get into equine vet sciences.

GaWaNI PonyBoy demonstrates why he is at the top of the horse world with his training techniques based on Native American Horsemanship. Episode 2: Earning Your Horse’s Trust “Earning Your Horse’s Trust” will teach you how to convince your horse that you are deserving of her trust. Horses have difficulting separating trust and respect. Many times, horse owners label their horses as disrespectful and pushy – when in fact the horse is just testing the owner to see if she is indeed trustworthy. This episode gives clear solutions to the trust problem and the exercises give horses the confidence they need to trust their partners. For your horse to respect you, you must first earn your horse’s trust.