Donkeys Need To See The Dentist
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Donkeys evolved from the desert their gift is to survive on low sugar, low protein forage: Equus asinus (Donkey) evolved in the desert regions of our world. Donkeys have been been given the gift to survive in the desert, a part of our world where very few other creatures can survive. Donkeys can survive and thrive on… Read More Learn Why Donkeys Are Not Horses With Long Ears
Donkeys NEED a strong playmate to grab a hold of the neck, play tug with a food bowl and chase after. Donkeys are not horses they are donkeys and they play different from the horse. If you have a herd of cows and a donkey chasing after them I would say your donkey is bored… Read More Why Is My Donkey Chasing Cows?
Donkeys Evolved From The Desert. Thinking about bringing home a couple of donkeys? Donkeys are smart not stubborn. Donkeys are visual learners meaning; Donkeys can watch you do something repetitively and repeat the process. Donkeys are wood eaters. Make sure you have excellent fences, gates and locks. Donkeys love wood! Please do not confuse… Read More American Mammoth Jack Opening The Barn Door
Health Concerns of Donkeys and Mules “Horses Dream Of Being Trained The Way A Donkey Demands To Be Trained” Melody Johnson, Trainer Working with donkeys and mules takes training to an entire new level. Donkeys have photographic memories. Mules are half horse and half donkey meaning some mules will be more like a donkey and… Read More Thinking About Health Concerns of Donkeys and Mules
Select FIREWORKS AND PETS Select Equine And Fireworks Select Horses Fireworks Colic Death Select Horse Dies Colic Fireworks Select Donkey Dies Select 68 Horses Fireworks Select Asking For A Restraint Of Fireworks Around Equine Farms GOD bless you and your family two and four-legged! Melody Johnson, Donkey Whisperer Farm ® Select OUR STORE… Read More Fireworks and Pets, Have A Plan
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Moses, an Egyptian donkey, was the mascot of the New Zealand Army Service Corps in France. These images were taken at Louvencourt on 20 April 1918.
A new technique to identify mules and hinnies through mitochondrial DNA has been developed by researchers in Brazil. Select Mule or Hinny Resource: Donkeys
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Our farm is more than a business, our farm is our family. Creating a farm takes lots of planning, savings and patience. The farm is a full-time investment of time, energy and funds. Each animal is unique, as time passes so does their health care requirements similar to people. Why do people love owning a… Read More Home Is Where The Animals Live
Donkeys need you to be their voice. If you see abuse please try and stop the abuse for the animal. Select The Humane Society to learn more.
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