Living the Dream of Horse Property Ownership
Oh, the dream of having a horse around the house! What features makes living with horses easier? Brie Nicholson, a local realtor, takes us for a tour of horse property features.
Former Pony Clubber, Eventer and Dressage rider who balanced training and showing with getting a college degree (from Cal Poly SLO), becoming a wife and raising a family. Presently she is making Dressage comeback on her Connemara Pony Whisper as well as dabbling in Mounted Archery on a Rocky Mountain Gaited Horse, Carrera.
Oh, the dream of having a horse around the house! What features makes living with horses easier? Brie Nicholson, a local realtor, takes us for a tour of horse property features.
Get cash for your extra horse gear, equipment and apparel at the Tack Swap Meet sponsored by Backcountry Horsemen of California Los Padres Unit.
Horse owners are animal lovers already, so adding a few furry barn cats to the mix is an easy solution to the inherent barn rodent population. Feral or semi-feral cats are great mousers and can be a key component to keeping the barn rodent population in check. Yet, where can one find good mousers?
Heather, a volunteer turned staff member at Rancho Burro Donkey Sanctuary in San Luis Obispo says her most treasured lessons are from the donkeys themselves. “You have to be able to slow down and wait. Donkeys pause to process a situation, so you learn to shift your perspective.”
Giving her the name Sriracha, after the hot sauce featuring Thai spices, Animal Services quickly realized her challenges went far beyond untrimmed feet. She stepped with her right hind leg in a sideways position with each swing forward compensating for the pain of an untreated old injury. Follow the story of this abandoned mini mare as she become as ambassador for Redwing Horse Sanctuary in Paso Robles.
