Insights to help your horse load and travel well
Mark Langley Horsemanship Solutions for PartnershipShow Notes
In this episode of Mark Langley’s Horsemanship Podcast, we delve into the intricacies of float loading, exploring why horses may become hesitant to load and how to address these challenges. Mark shares insights on the importance of preparing horses for travel, not just loading, and discusses the impact of float design on a horse’s comfort. We also cover practical techniques to help horses manage anxiety and claustrophobia during transport. Tune in for expert advice on ensuring a smooth and stress-free experience for your equine companions.
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