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Unfortunately, some horse owners know the signs of colic all too well. Poor performance, decreased appetite or poor body condition are all signs of ulcers.1 Another possible sign of ulcers? Recurrent colic.1 At the basic level, colic is defined as abdominal pain.2 But what causes colic? Anything from a buildup of gas, … Read More
Cattlemen’s Connection Showcasing Colt Starting, California Style Horsemanship, Cattle Handling and Traditional Ranch Roping Jan 3rd and 4th at the TRAC Arena in Pasco Washington. If you have ever been invited to a branding, you know there’s a specific protocol, a “right way” to handle cattle both on … Read More
BELLINGHAM, Wash., (November, 2016) Animals as Natural Therapy (ANT) welcomes you to join our journey in the Tractor Campaign fundraising event taking place now through December 15th on GoFundMe.com. Animals as Natural Therapy is a Northwest Washington 501©3 non-profit focused on strengthening the community by developing resilient individuals through animal-assisted … Read More
VIDEO INTERVIEW WITH JOHN LYONS ON TRUE ENGAGEMENT November 14, 2016 (Fairfield, CA) – Equitopia, www.EquitopiaCenter.com, interviews the legendary western trainer, John Lyons, on the fundamentals of engaging a horse’s core. Proper engagement benefits a horse by correctly using core muscles to enable the horse to improve balance, better carry … Read More
Charles Wilhelm’s Ultimate Super Horse Challenge is back at the Western States Horse Expo, Pomona! February 2-4, 2017 It’s hard to believe that we will be beginning the 5th year of presenting the Ultimate Super Horse Challenge. Excitement is growing as more and more people learn about and are … Read More
The American Paint Horse Foundation announces a new research initiative established by Mountain View Paint Horse Ranch, home of APHA Leading Sire The Gift Of Midas. The initiative will fund continued research on equine genetics. Chuck and Sherry Marx, owners of Mountain View Paint Horse Ranch in Prescott Valley, Arizona, … Read More
Georgetown, Texas – What a ride it has been for the nonprofit organization in Texas that has spent 10 years producing wild-horse training events across the United States known as the Extreme Mustang Makeover! The Mustang Heritage Foundation has taken 83 events to 30 cities in 22 states since 2007, … Read More
AHC, BCHA and Wilderness Society all significantly involved in creation of Trail Bill (Washington, DC)- The House Committee on Agriculture has unanimously approved the National Forest Service Trail Stewardship Act of 2015 (H.R.845). The bill, introduced by Congresswomen Cynthia Lummis (R-WY) and Tim Walz (D-MN), would direct the Forest Service … Read More
If you and your home are the victim of flooding, you may be interested in knowing that Sweet PDZ is not just a horse stall refresher and a chicken coop additive… Sweet PDZ can aid you in your flooding clean-up process! The organic zeolite that Sweet PDZ is made of … Read More
Starring Sharon Stone as an Animal Rights Activist By Andra Constantin “There’s something happening currently in the American West where there are questions about animal suffering… and as human beings we are stewards of the land, and there are two sides,” says Christina Moore. The feature film, Running Wild, starring … Read More
