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The Horses

Shea is a 20 year old Morgan with a foundation in dressage, but with many many trail miles. I bought her as a 3 yr old and started her with more traditional methods.

Zephyr is a yearling Arabian. My goal is for him to become my trail and all around horse when he grows up and when Shea starts to wind down. I am starting him very slowly with trust, positive reinforcement, and with developing calm optimism as a top priority. I'm very excited for his future!

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Does your dog or horse opt in or opt out of training? How can we be better trainers and better pet guardians so that our horses and dogs WANT to play with us?

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Does your dog or horse opt in or opt out of training? How can we be better trainers and better pet guardians so that our horses and dogs WANT to play with us?

Should we let our animals opt out of training?

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