Over the summer Hollywood (the king horse in our herd) has not been himself, and quite frankly, he's been experiencing some depression. He developed a couple of medical issues that have left him extremely itchy to the point that he scratches his hair off, and the other medical issue has caused him to be in pain when he walks. Our team has been working with specialists to help him through these issues, but it has been very hard to watch

A fun training day with all the students and horses plus Duke's (formerly Rocky) first day of training! Let's just say he took a long nap afterwards. https://fb.watch/fLwPIACVtU/

When talking about Post Traumatic Stress generally we are discussing the topic as it relates to our clients, but what about horses? Do they experience PTS? Yes, they do. Now, this could be a very in depth post discussing the science of this topic and also how humans and horses deal with Post Traumatic Stress, but for this post I want to focus on the story of our sweet pony, Cooper. When Cooper came to us a couple years ago, he

Not knowing what you have until you almost lose it! Most of August and early September was very difficult around here for our team. When our new horse, Cowboy, arrived he was not feeling well. The illness that he had did not bother him too much, but unfortunately, even with good quarantine practices, Max caught his illness. What seemed to be a minor issue for Cowboy, ended up being almost fatal for Max, not once but twice. Max required around the

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