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"What can I do about the horse left behind?"
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Dear Keith...
Monday, August 27, 2007
My problem Kieth, is with the horse left behind.
I have two geldings and they are kept in the same paddock. The one that goes with me is fine, but the one left at the trailer or in the barn and paddock area goes crazy. One in particular I'm afraid may hurt himself. What can I do? |
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