Hello friends

In all my spare time I halter break and train baby horses the gentle way and this year my baby business has been BOOMING. I currently have 14 babies in training, and I have birthed an ungodly amount. I'm focusing more on posting and sharing these moments with everyone but don't want to do it here because it's not related to my blog and is a lot more personal. I will always accept questions here though! I have been an equine reproduction vet assistant for 11 years and as my boss nears retirement I've built my side businesses up and have some exciting opportunities in my future (it involves even more births and more limp noodle baby pics) I just want to share the personal side of my passions and hobbies with my wonderful followers, don't be scared to ask questions! Instagram

They said this filly is a beautiful red roan. I was feeling confrontational and corrected them, let us wait

Yall don't do dumb shit like this because this is why people get hurt. 1-turning around to scare the colt back off of you WITH THE ROPE AROUND YOUR BODY? 2-leading in front of colt, taking your eyes off of him? BAD IDEA. 3-walking in front of colt then stopping suddenly and BACKING YOUR BACK INTO HIM IS ASKING HIM TO JUMP ON YOUUUU

This lady is on Facebook bragging about this and her training and telling everyone else they have no idea what they are talking about, and how the interaction is just giving her more money so keep it up and blah blah blah honey child you have no business training young horses 😭

a fine example of poor color breeding

I'd say it's about 50/50 to be honest. A lot of higher end clinics will require a degree of some sort to work in them. There's a lot of horse barn owners or managers that have degrees in horse/animal sciences and I do find it beneficial in obtaining more knowledge, plus having the degree may make you more desirable to hire. Is it necessary to get a good job? No. A lot of veterinarians like someone with experience, at least here that's true. I was once belittled by a vet student because I didn't have a degree so I wasn't allowed to call myself a "vet tech" despite having 10 years experience in vetmed. I later took my moms dog to the vet, and when I told him I was an assistant, not a tech, because i didn't have a degree he blew me off and was like "Eh, you're a tech regardless" lmfao so moral of the story is dont let no bitch belittle you because you don't have a degree amen

Yep! She is gonna be my first show horse. Will take her the flatshod route and depending on how she carries herself naturally she will either go English or western

hey! So Teke's are generally super strange looking alien horses and it's not uncommon for them to have peculiar neck conformation.

Akhal Teke's are an extremely agile breed, and built very lean, for example you can compare them to a whippet, or greyhound.

forbidden noodle horse

Scheduled an appointment to get Jane a full work up and x-rays to make sure she's developing as she should and there's no surprises such as bone chips (she was free okay I was just making sure I wasn't making a mistake)

A perfectly clean bill of health and pristine legs 💖

Dude listen I was losing my mind cause I hadn't got the test kits in the mail BUT MY DUMBASS DIDNT KNOW THEY EMAILED THEM AND THEY WERE IN MY SPAM FOLDER FOR ME TO DOWNLOAD AND PRINT and honestly I just kinda forgot about them there but planning on doing that soon :)

No all grey horses will turn mostly "white" with the exception of flea bitten and sometimes darker dapples stick around for a while

Theres different shades and variations but they will never stay that pretty dark salt and pepper

Is this not the biggest wolf tooth you've ever seen? Took 30 minutes just to get that bad boy out

i was doom scrolling and zoomed past this but immediately went "that didn't look right" and scrolled back up

temu ass foal blanket ad

oh my lord those KNEEEEEES bless her heart she's going to be crippled