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The best way to approach any separation is to think what you would do if they were children. 1. They are fine. 2. They grieve or act out. When I only had my conventional veterinary training, I would
Most of these are sand, or silica, so should not be toxic according to poison control center. I would take the packet to your clinic in the AM to be sure and watch your puppy carefully for any changes
Hello Hal, Thanks for your question. I really enjoy talking about gaits of the horse when I do demonstrations. They are fun to learn and you can demonstrate the movements with your own body and have
Dear Jim, What has me concerned about your letter is not so much the halter situation but that (granted- this is only based on the contents of your letter - so apologies if I am off the target) it seems
Jim, First off, if she's got Mustang in her then she's smarter by far than the average horse. I don't know why you shouldn't have a halter on a horse 24/7. Mine all do. If they get out I want something

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