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The farmer who plowed/harvested my grandmother's fields (in the 80s in Poland) used the "prrrrrrr" sound to stop/slow his horses and a "viohh"-type sound to have them move on. I doubt that he had...

Thanks for the heads-up just downloaded:)

As a boarder it would concern me if the barn hired someone with no horse experience. I am paying for a service, part of that service is the expertise of the barn staff. I would equate this to...

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THIS....excellent post Overandonward!

I voted B. I currently drive almost an hour to my barn because the environment suits my learning style. If you are a "DIY" confident person who does not mind trailering for all your instruction A...

I find this thread v.interesting b/c to me it raises the question of what "hot" means. I do believe from my own experience that when you go down the path
of training you do get more a responsive...

"When do your hoses start shaking fo those of you that deal with this as I do?[/QUOTE]

My hoses always stop shaking when I stop whipping them about..:lol:.(sorry couldn't resist)

We have Shaver Reds and while they don't love the snow they will go out in it.

they look a little like ships sailing on a sea of white, love the hens...the rooster - not so much :no: