Inspiring, connecting and informing the horse community in San Luis Obipso County, California – and beyond.
Horses feel tension in us and in their herd. It is one of the triggers of the flight or fight survival instinct. Becoming mindful of our breathing can help us communicate calmness to our horses and can rid us of the tension our horses respond negatively to. Sharon Jantzen shares her “aha” moment at The Movement 2019 to get us excited about The Movement 2020.
Premier Ag was deemed an essential business during the shutdown as they provide feed and other vital products for the horse, livestock and agricultural communities. Yet, several changes were made to survive the shutdown. Sharon Jantzen connects with Ashley Rider to get their survival story and what the future holds for this local business.
Are you ready to leave your animals in the care of a pet sitter? There are so many questions and scenarios to prepare your horse and pet sitter for. The answers can be planned before you leave town with the Horse and Pet Care Communication Kit.
Upon visiting Meagan and her western specialty goods store one walks away knowing that what she offers is indeed a necessity. She offers neighborly hospitality, and top-drawer personal service. Sharon Jantzen enjoys a visit with Meagan Allgood of Allgood Custom Leather Shop located in a special nook of SLO County, Creston, CA.
Listening to music, or a lesson while in the saddle can be a challenge. I Rock N Ride takes care of this. Also a rider can send an emergency text or take a call in the saddle without fumbling around with a phone while handling the reins. Sharon Jantzen meets up with local rider, Leah Lane, to Spotlight her business.
