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Dezmine    Denair, CA

4/5/2013 3:00:26 PM

I had bought an Amish miniature horse gelding three years ago. I believe he was treated badly before me. When I lead him, he wants to be behind me. When I tap him on the rump, he twists around and faces the other way.When he can twist,he'll side step into me.Can you help my baby boy?

Jody    Powell Butte, OR

3/4/2013 3:47:33 PM

I have a mare that got hurt on her back leg. It was to her tendon on the back of her leg, now that was before Christmas. There is one spot that will not heal down at the bottom. The vet has no idea what to do with it any more, now as you can guess with him coming up twice a week for months and still going it is costing over 2000.00 and still going. Does any one have any suggestions in how to get it to heal?

Jesse    richmond, VA

10/21/2012 1:15:36 PM

what is EMP? And how can a horse get it?

Joanne    Fargo, ND

9/22/2012 10:45:14 AM

Horse swings away from west. saddle when trying to saddle. He will accept bareback pad, english saddle. A trainer used a saddle that jammed the horse's shoulder blades. I have a saddle that is wide enough but can't get it on him. He's better on the off-side. We used to always saddle him for groundwork. He's not cinchy.

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