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Warning! Under Missouri law, an equine professional is not liable for an injury to or the death of a participant in equine activities resulting from the inherent risks of equine activities pursuant to the Revised Statutes of Missouri. Your participation in training your own mule or horse by following the advice given in this column and throughout Every Cowgirl's Dream web site is a risk that may result in permanent disability and even death to you and/or your animal. Advice in this column is given through 20 plus years of professional and private mule training experience. The unique personality of your animal and the individual reader's skill level will vary greatly. This column is not a substitute for a qualified mule trainer in your area. Always utilize a professional and knowledgeable trainer to assist you. The author asks each reader to evaluate his or her skill level, athletic ability and mule sense prior to attempting any training technique. By submitting your question, you agree to having your inquiry and answer posted on Every Cowgirl's Dream web site and possibly published in upcoming literature and books. |
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My name is Cindy Roberts,
head honcho and developer of Every Cowgirl's Dream. My web site is a
passionate testimony to my equine skills and knowledge that is useful to mule owners
that are facing behavioral and training issues with their own animals. Here,
you will find my published mule training articles along with my DVD Behavior
& Training of The Saddle Mule and book, Answers To Your Mule
Questions - excellent information for anyone that
desires to have a better understanding about mules, and what makes them
click. I believe that you have to understand the heart and language of the mule and
horse before you are able to successfully ask them to do anything.
When your mule or horse realizes that you have that ability, it creates a
desire within him to want to bond and be with you. They then become
confident animals that are willing to perform, work is no longer tedious and
school becomes fun for both of you. Their curiosity continues to grow while
you have opened a door to a lifetime of their learning. If I can
assist you in anyway, I'd love to hear from you. Enjoy and keep
riding!