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Weekly Photo Challenge: On Top

The thing about being both a rescue dog and a herding dog, is that you've already lost your herd once...
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Calming Signals: Are You Listening?

If you are standing next to your horse and he looks away, do you think he's distracted or even disrespectful?...
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Monument

Humans build monuments to those we honor and respect. Simple love usually isn't enough for monument status; it has to...
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Training Confidence and Trust.

There's a way that a mare can pin her ears back so hard that they make almond-shaped divots on her...
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Threshold

On this side, us. On that side, ducks with no clear direction, cats with bi-polar issues, large black dogs who...
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Dressage on a Rescue: Doing More with Less

Andante, ex-PMU, casts a giant shadow. I have a confession. I shop-lifted when I was in...
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Street Life

Street Life on the farm is not much different. Individual personality makes for rich diversity. It takes all kinds, just...
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Volunteering 101: Come Get Me.

This week spring hit the Colorado prairie. You can tell because the temperature and the wind speed are the same....
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Reflections

They are siblings; they reflect each other, they reflect their sire and dam. They reflect the herd they live in...
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Subtle Abuse: When Aids Become Weapons.

My client's mare is lovely; a very well-bred athletic horse. When my client bought her, the previous owner suggested my...
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