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What to ask, what to check and what it takes before you buy a horse or choose a barn.
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What to ask, what to check and what it takes before you buy a horse or choose a barn.
Your horse most likely will not automatically fall in love with you like you likely will with it, as relationships can take time. Here are ways to help create a bond between you and your new horse.
You’ve made the decision that you have what it takes to own a horse, you did your thorough research, and you found some options that interest you. Now how about the evaluation process and narrowing it down so you can get to your perfect match?
In part 2 of our “So You Want to Buy a Horse?” series, we ask our readers who are still confident that a horse is right for them, to consider the following points to make the selection/purchasing process go as smooth as possible. Do you have these factors squared away?
Part 1 of our “So You Want to Buy a Horse?” series
Just because you’re an avid horse lover doesn’t always mean you should take the plunge and buy one of your own. Many people underestimate how big of challenge being a horse-owner is. How do you know if you’re ready to take on the responsibility? We have a few questions for you.