Your Haffiefriend,
~Kiola~
Brier, WA
--- In haflingerfriends@yahoogroups.com, Marilyn Mitchell <marilynmitchell61@...> wrote:
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> Now that you've explained it I wonder why I didn't figure it out for myself. After all, you did say "make" a bag, and not sew one or crochet one....
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> I'm wondering what the stallion would use to "cover" the mares. An afghan?
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> And, THEN I'd wonder how a horse got a dog...LOL
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> Marilyn in Sacramento
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> From: stacy knight <sk_4444@...>
> To: haflingerfriends@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Fri, January 15, 2010 8:43:35 AM
> Subject: RE: [haflingerfriends] Re: Training
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> Sorry, Iowa farm word for starting to produce milk. That would be great she could knit a sweater for the baby. lol! She is seems so uncomfortable, I am beginning to wonder if she will make it to the predicted Feb-Mar date. They just ran in the pasture with the stallion so they couldn't tell me for sure when they were covered by him.
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> > To: haflingerfriends@ yahoogroups. com
> > From: marilynmitchell61@ yahoo.com
> > Date: Fri, 15 Jan 2010 06:46:25 -0800
> > Subject: Re: [haflingerfriends] Re: Training
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> > One of your mares is starting to "make a bag"? That must be part of the foaling process. What is that? She not, like, crocheting, knitting, or sewing one, is she?
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> > Marilyn after a good night's sleep...unless I'm still dreaming about that "bag"
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> > From: stacy knight <sk_4444@hotmail.. com>
> > To: haflingerfriends@ yahoogroups. .com
> > Sent: Thu, January 14, 2010 9:33:13 PM
> > Subject: RE: [haflingerfriends] Re: Training
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> > I am not sure, but I will check dates from now on. That poor pony has grown fins and learned to swim by now. haha!
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> > Stacey who should be in bed, but going to the barn instead. I think one of my mares is starting to make a bag. I was really hoping for March babies.
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> > > To: haflingerfriends@ yahoogroups. com
> > > From: kiolak@hotmail. com
> > > Date: Fri, 15 Jan 2010 04:53:53 +0000
> > > Subject: [haflingerfriends] Re: Training
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> > > Hi Stacey
> > > Wow... I had to go all the way up the thread to figure out where this post originated.. . you were giving very good advice to a question that was asked 10 years ago - Sun Dec 26, 1999, message #118. I wonder how that happened?
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> > > Your Haffiefriend,
> > > ~Kiola~
> > > Brier, WA
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> > > --- In haflingerfriends@ yahoogroups. com, "moyra_d" <sk_4444@ > wrote:
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> > > > Hi, is there any way to safely put a bucket underneath her automated water? Here you can buy a bracket with a ring that holds a bucket in place, I would make sure it is very close to the waterer so that she can't put anything in between the two. I haven't had my haflingers very long but learned right away they will check everything out and push this way and that to play with it.
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> > > > --- In haflingerfriends@ yahoogroups. com, "Mark Nijhof" <m.nijhof@> wrote:
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> > > > > Hi all there.
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> > > > > I think Emily is correct to say that you need the let the Haflinger do things at an early stage of his/her life. I think that many people think that training is mouthing the horse or letting it pull the carriage, and for those things I think 2 or 3 years old is too early. But what I understand of training you can start when they are a baby. For me training is :
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> > > > > playing with the horse so it gets to know you,
> > > > > walking with it so it gets to know your commands,
> > > > > showing her things so she knows that that is not scary,
> > > > > let her know the bit and harnass,
> > > > > letting it run around in a circle with a line between you (in the middle) and the horse (Don't know the english word for it).
> > > > > Just do things with her.
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> > > > > This all and much more is very important for the training, because when the Haflinger is ready to be mounted or to pull a carriage she will trust you and want to work with and for you. Than you will have so much more fun whith your Haflinger. I can do so much now with my haflingers of course they still do think somethings are scary, but the difference now is they still do what I ask. But that comes with a responsibility You have to make sure that what you ask is ALWAYS possible.
> > > > > Thats how I think it should be done and thats how I do it.
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> > > > > Now My question, one of my Haflingers "Silvia" she has a funny thing, we have automated drinkers in the stables. She puts her nose in the drinker to drink but she doesn't drink I think it feels good to her nose the water. But the problem is , normally a horse drinks the water and a sort of button lets coming more water, now "Silvia" isn't drinking but there still is coming water. So she gets a really wet stable. I have twice as much work with her stable than with the others. I made another button for it same results. Does any body have a solution ( not like shutting off the water ).
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> > > > > Thanks Mark Nijhof
> > > > > E-mail : mark@
> > > > > Website : www.nijhof.com
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