I've recently started taking care of horses regularly. Is there anything I need to keep in mind? Are there any rules I need to follow? I've never had horses in my care before, so this is all very new. Does anyone have any tips?
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Does anyone have any tips on how I can clean them so I can use them on another horse?
Always? Or only sometimes? When? What are your experiences with this?
Well, there's not much to say. The horse should compete regularly. I don't want any opinions on the name, just an answer to my question. 🙋
There are rules from the owner. We don’t know what’s agreed.
So please talk to the owner – a little curious if nothing is agreed…
So yes, there is a rule. Always agreed with the owner and if something is with the horses, ask the owner.
That’s the way, and no other way.
The rules are set with the holder, his horse, his rules.
Be punctual and reliable.
What are you doing with the horses so far? And what kind of rules do you think? Usually you talk to the owner what he imagines and expresses his wishes. For example, if you want to take a walk with the pony, the owner must be asked if this is basically ok.
The rules the owner gives you. Similarly, the rules on the farm are to be followed, there are also some different rules.
Did the horses (and then the majority?!) just walk on?
Normally there is a owner who tells you clearly what you have to do and leave…
No, they’re not. Unfortunately, the owner is a bit older and hasn’t said anything else so I ask here
… “older” means neither mute nor stupid… so, QUESTION the owner, who finally knows her horses best!
And if she doesn’t tell you what to do, you can’t do anything and can’t take over the task… you don’t seem to have any experience in dealing with horses and their needs.
Good morning.
You’re begging…
Stable service,feeding,Must, Scattering…
Putzen…Pferd brush, hoove..
Go to the ground or on the farm, execute…good luck 🍀
The rules to which you have to adhere are called by the horse owners.
The horse needs enough movement.