I am going to be moving my two horses to a new boarding facility at the end of August. Any tips on how to make this a smooth transition for them? And me?!?!?
I occasionally bring my horses to another property. They all go together and they stay in there own fenced in area together (not comingled with strange horses) but just a fence in between. I think they enjoy the change of scenery and socialization.
Thanks, Paul. They are going together and they will be sharing the pasture. In fact, I believe they will have a pasture to themselves. The farm where I'm boarding them does not currently pasture them together (they keep the boys and the girls separate). But, both Pete and Molly have pretty mellow personalities so I think they will make out fine. You bring up a good point about the change of scenery. Pete, in particular, is a very curious guy and I think he'll really like it. I hadn't thought of it that way before but you're absolutely right!
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Moving Horses
Posted - 07/21/2009 : 09:23:04 AM
