Recent content by LAminiatures

I dont' think they are in business any longer. I have a Wrangler mini trailer and love it!

Thank you all so much. I just ordered some belly bands for him. The last thing I want to do is rehome him. He is such a great little dog other than the marking everything. I have always had Boston Terriers and Dobermans and never had this problem. He is a feisty little dog but so darn cute and...

I accepted a 6 year old altered male yorkie that my neighbor was getting rid of due to having twins. The dog was trained to use puppy pads and didn't go outside very much so never learned to go outdoors to do his buisness. I have tried putting the diapers outside and crating him as well but it's...

What a beauty. Love the overos. Lucky you!

Both my filly and stallion do this and always have. I sweep the bedding away and put the feed right on the mat. You will prevent choke as well when they eat from the floor. I also have a gelding that paws the entire time he eats, he never knocks the dish over but paws and will hold his leg up...

I have one it's great quality and very sturdy. I have had mine for 4 years and have never had a problem. Worth it for sure.

I have used the bitless bridle on both minis and larger equine. I use one on my stallion and he is wonderful. Then tried it on a mare and no thanks she didn't care for it. The bitless isn't for every horse. It's like everything else when your training patience consistency,and knowing your...

This is my sweetheart Bailey after frisbee and a bath

You aren't kidding about the bareback and balance. When I was young we had to canter bareback around a round pen and catch a ball before we could jump anything. Great video

I love to cook. Prime Rib, turkey, stuffing, corn souffle, smoked gouda mashed potatoes, squash casserole, fresh grean beans, salad and rolls My sisters are bringing dessert hopefully chocolate. Can't wait.

Welcome to the forum. Your baby mule is adorable. Best of luck to you with your minis.

Congratulations on your babies. Tracy is a great person.

I looked at this at Equine Affaire today. It's very finely chopped and they had a demo of course. Very easily breaks up and does soak quickly. Up here in New England it's priced at 24.99 per package and should be hitting the stores Thursday. I think it would be great for older horses with teeth...

I am going Saturday. Not bringing any horses but am looking forward to meeting Mary and Cindy. Also doing some shopping for sure.