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Safe-Guard Paste cattle wormer dewormer 290 gm OTC

Safe-Guard Paste cattle wormer dewormer 290 gm OTC

$39.95 6h 19m
MVE Semen Tank -  liquid nitrogen dewar -VAPOR SHIPPER

MVE Semen Tank - liquid nitrogen dewar -VAPOR SHIPPER

$720.00 6h 26m
Kalf Katcher Calf Catcher Extension Pole Syringe NWT

Kalf Katcher Calf Catcher Extension Pole Syringe NWT

$71.50 8h 31m
Long  Pole Syringe Medicate cattle sheep goats NWT

Long Pole Syringe Medicate cattle sheep goats NWT

$91.50 8h 32m
BEEFMASTER XING Aluminum Cow Sign Won't rust or fade

BEEFMASTER XING Aluminum Cow Sign Won't rust or fade

$18.95 8h 45m
HEREFORD XING Aluminum Cow Sign Won't rust or fade

HEREFORD XING Aluminum Cow Sign Won't rust or fade

$18.95 9h 49m
Cattle Showing Fitting Grooming DVD livestock Prep NWT

Cattle Showing Fitting Grooming DVD livestock Prep NWT

$43.00 11h 21m
Cattle Showing Fitting Grooming DVD livestock Prep NWT

Cattle Showing Fitting Grooming DVD livestock Prep NWT

$43.00 11h 21m
EZE T1 Bander Kit Castrate Cattle Bulls Sheep Goat NWT

EZE T1 Bander Kit Castrate Cattle Bulls Sheep Goat NWT

$200.00 11h 48m
Gard Star cattle insecticide fly ear tags 25 ct.

Gard Star cattle insecticide fly ear tags 25 ct.

$18.49 12h 52m
Feed Consumed By Livestock by John H. Sitterley

Feed Consumed By Livestock by John H. Sitterley

$25.00 13h 56m
Magnitude Stallion Sperm BoosterSupplement 20# EquineAI

Magnitude Stallion Sperm BoosterSupplement 20# EquineAI

$120.00 15h 27m




Foal Training Explained: The First Two Years
Mare owners, if you'd like to get your colt or filly started out with a proper foundation, I would suggest the investment of $5.99 in my foal-training course.
 
- Download and print from your home computer
- 5 days, 5 chapters
- Learn at your own pace
 

An excerpt from "Your Foal: Essential Training for the Young Horse":

The horse described above that's running around the round pen, calling to his buddies and ignoring you is not only tense – he's also completely out to lunch on any training you might think you're doing. You'll want to ask for those inside turns not only to channel his energy (and therefore calm him) – but also to cause him to focus on you. The two results go hand in hand. Be aware as you ask for these turns, however, of a subtle change: At some point, the horse will begin to tune in to you as evidenced by him keeping two eyes on you or cocking his ears toward you or by completing his turns fluidly or by looking at you after the turn as if to say "What's next?" It's very, very, very important that you are aware of this and always, always, always know which horse (Jekyll or Hyde) you're looking at at any particular moment.
 
 

Other available courses include:
Stop Bucking (reviews)
Round Pen: First Steps (reviews)
Rein In Your Horse's Speed (For Owners of Nervous or Bolting Horses) (reviews)
Trailer Training (read the reviews)