Pony shopping brings back great memories...the first was "Peppermint Patty" who was a snow white welsch. I had alot of fun buying a pink halter, polos, and saddle pad (not allowed for show of course)...and now we're waiting to hear from vet school!!!! Have a blast, and remember that you can't...
My sister who lives in Spain has had several. She currently has a male that is one of the biggest dogs I have ever seen. She has used the same breeder for 25 years. They have some type of breed standard evaluation in Spain, and her dogs always do well.
Thoroughbreds have usually had lots of handling...sales, routine farrier/vet, shipping to race, and usually a fairly regimented daily routine. They go to the race track, but they lack turnout for the most part. The biggest issue when letting a thouroughbred down is a safe, small paddock, and...
I make several kinds of cheese every week. I've only been doing this for about 18 months. and learned most of it from" the cheeseforum.org," and " keeping the family cow", and Dr. Fankhouser's cheesemaking website.
Making cheese is like doing a chemistry experiment. It takes a lot of...
To answer your original question in regard to whether the price is reasonable, who knows in this market? Today I brought home a drop dead georgeous (with a brain), sound TB and he is looking for a new home and he's free. I know of a famous 20 year old hunter equitation horse that is...
The saddle needs to fit you, your horse and your discipline...a cutting saddle won't do for roping. Have someone help you with fit, and then only buy a saddle that can be returned if it doesn't fit either you or the horse correctly. Personally, I'd rather have a used handmade saddle, than a new...
If he has access to the large run in shed, and is not bullied out by others, and if he has not adequate , but good hay, and if his teeth are in as good as shape as possible for his age, and if he is able to eat in peace and not fend off younger and stronger horses, then I think that any type of...
Two of my jersey girls were dairy culls due to low production. They came with papers, and both had been show heifers. We paid $600./cow and they were bred back. They are so easy to deal with, and once we left the calves on them their production went way up and even though the calves are...
I have three girls, two reg. jerseys and a jersey/guernsey cross. They all calved this year with little or no help, but there is a huge difference in the mik. The cross puts a yellow cream line on the milk that is out of this world. The other two have much less cream that is not as golden...