www.thinklikeahorse.org This is the second part where I discuss considerations to putting up fencing, placement of fencing, placement of poles, gates and how to help keep your horse safe with proper fencing.
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liked these fencing videos.. all we every used in German are the electric fencing so this was good for me..
I recently moved my horse to an old cattle farm. The fencing isn’t the greatest. Anyways, I took my horse out of the paddock one day and the lady who owns the place her horse didn’t like the fact that his buddy had gone. He’s a big 17+hh warmblood, hes a massive horse. I think he just leaned against the gate but because it wasn’t made properly he pushed the gate over. Next thing I know he’s walking up to me and my horse in the tacking up area like nothing ever happened. Funny creatures they are.