Re: [haflingerfriends] What to do when it's now seventy degrees!!

Every time you go near your horse (haffie or not) you're teaching them something - good, bad or "neutral". A real horse person takes "advantage" of all those little moments and tries to make sure all the things taught are "good" (know what you want for the "end product" and be consistent asking for it and in your "standards")

Jeanne White in Southern Wisconsin

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From: lauraafana <quiltedpony@att.net>
Soooo, use every opportunity to teach your haffie some good tools.

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