Horses - Behavior Issues, Breaking and Training/Expert Profile


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I am able to answer questions regarding the training and behavior of horses. I am also able to answer questions in regards to adopting mustangs and burros from the BLM and the different types of gentling methods that might be helpful to assist you in getting to know your horse.

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I presently own 4 BLM mustangs, 6 TB mares, a TB stallion and 1 burro. I have worked as a trainer of horses at several race tracks and have taught riding. I have experience in training and breeding of stallions.

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Recent Answers from Lisa Kalp

2009-11-09 jumper:

Hi Sue, It sounds like you could have a jumper in the future. You have three choices. One is an electric fence built inside the other one. The second is to make the fence taller

2009-10-10 mini donkeys:

Hi Anne, You need to get the baby out of there as your other donkey is trying to kill or injure it. You do not mention if the other donkey is a jack or not. Jacks will kill other animals

2009-10-07 my ex pmu mare:

Hi Sarah, Your Amanda has a great home with you. There is no rule that says you have to ride her. I have horses that There can be nothing more relaxing then having your horse around and

2009-09-16 scared rescue horse:

I use 2, 6 foot high panels. Tie two of the panels firmly together so that they look like a "V". Tie the other end of the first panel to the round pen. Take the third panel and tie it loosely to the end

2009-09-15 scared rescue horse:

Hi Vicki, Congratulations on your rescue. I would not worry about haltering him or doing his feet unless they are very bad. When rehabbing an abused horse, you need lots of time and patience

 

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