Introducing Donkey 101 Online Training Video Course!
Introduction A Small Training Area Training Tools On Donkey Time Building Trust Three Second Rule Personal Space Your Donkey Catches You Walk-On and Whoa You are the Leader!
How to Ground Tie Going in and out of Stalls Introverts and Extroverts Backing up Teaching “Over” Walk-On, Whoa and Back Up Donkeys are not Stubborn! Going in and out of Gates Taking Your Donkey for a Walk
We recommend each Course participant purchase a Donkey Whisperer Farm Rope Halter. Our rope halters are designed specifically for training donkeys, not horses or mules! Our rope halters are made in the USA with high quality yacht rope and have a lifetime warranty. Visit our Online Store to purchase your rope halter and the Donkey 101 Online Training Video Course.
Please never leave any halter on your donkey, horse or mule while not in 100% attendance to avoid death or self-mutilation.
Once purchased, each participant will receive a Welcome E-mail which includes a link to the Donkey 101 PDF and a link to the password protected Donkey 101 Online Training Video Series.
Melody, Thanks so much for putting info about my donkeys on Facebook. They headed to Whidby Island with Mark Helpenstell this morning. He has mini-donks and horses and seems knowledgeable about their hoof problems. Miss the boys already but when I get to Sequim I’ll be able to visit them. Michelle
Dear Friends of the Donkey Whisperer Farm,
I have met Michelle and she is a wonderful woman, giving her mammoth donkeys the best home possible. These donkeys do have laminitis but I can help you with diet, paddock and more to repair. We cannot afford to rescue, adopt or purchase any more dogs, cats, donkeys, mules or horses. I do however help network and find great forever homes.
Please if you are interested in these two Mammoth donkeys contact Michelle Moss at immoss1@yahoo.com Sequim, WA.
Hi Melody, Hope all is well with you and your donkeys. I don’t know whether I told you that I’d bought land on Roupe Rd. Will move after my house sells.
Only an acre+ because I had decided that my riding days were over. My donks were never aggressive or acted up while I worked with their feet during the episodes of Laminitis, but I realized that I was no longer strong enough to deal with large livestock. That and my diminishing sense of balance forced the decision.
My boys need new homes with people who are willing to watch their diets. They have been fine now for months — neither lameness nor medication. If you would like them I’ll give them to you because I know you understand their problem. I can provide you with their x-rays and the vets’ tel. numbers. I think Cowboy would be ideal for somebody lacking in confidence who wanted a safe mount for pleasure riding.
Spanky is a pretty animal who I suspect, with a bit of experience, would be good on trails and possibly shows. Both are about 14 — 14:1 hands, OK if you sell them to others. All I ask is that you make a decided effort to make sure any future owners are capable, reliable people who care about their animals. If you aren’t interested, please pass my email address on to any potential owners.
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