So proud of my little niece
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So excited to share this product from Simple Equine purchased from @sohoequestrian
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I can't get over this sweet boy and how much he loves this pony. Bubbles is so patient with him and Warren just adores Bubbles. Time to buy the boy a pony #pony #justaboyandhispony #smallbusiness #womansownedbusiness #horsebackriding #wholesome #boymom #womanfarmer #thenextgeneration #farmkid #animalovers #workhardplayhard #startemyoung #littlefarmer #ranchkid #livingmybestlife
The thing about teaching kids to ride horses is you have to be patient, kind, understanding of their fears and able to adapt to different kids and different situations. When a child is nervous taking their mind off of their fears helps so much! Some techniques I like to use are having kids so different things with theirs hands such as putting them on their head or holding them out like a bird while counting to 5. Another thing I like to do with the super little ones is have them sing a song with me! This little one helped me sing the wheels on the buss!
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Oh Rocky! Colic again! Glad this sweet boy is okay and our campers got to learn a lot today
Today all of our horses got their teeth floated. While this device looks scary it helps the horse rest itโs jaw while the vet works, just like a bite block when you go to the dentist. Horses teeth continue to grow their entire lives which can cause their back teeth to become quite pointy and uncomfortable. Because of this about once a year we have to do what is called a float. This is when the vet comes out to floor down those sharp teeth as well as look for any other dental issues such as missing teeth or infections. This does not hurt the horses and actually makes them much more comfortable.