| Owning a horse is a huge responsibility
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| | horse should be. Hence, the best kind of
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| for an adult, much less for a child.
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| | horse for a child is one with a very good
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| Owning a horse requires a lot of time and
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| | temperament. The pony or horse should not
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| money, both from the parent and the
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| | have a history of bolting off whenever
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| child, therefore, before you decide to go
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| | they are scared. Compare this to the
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| horse-shopping, it's best that you sit
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| | needs of an experienced rider who needs a
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| down and discuss the responsibilities and
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| | very sensitive horse who is responsive
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| tasks involved in owning and caring for a
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| | and understanding.
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| horse with the child. A horse, remind
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| | Riding experience and testing the horse
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| them, is not a mere domestic pet. It's
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| | out
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| unlike a cat, dog or hamster. Horses
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| | As mentioned, before a parent decides to
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| require more than that.
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| | buy a horse for the child, the child
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| Let your child know that the owner of the
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| | should be given a chance to take riding
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| horse should be ready to take on the
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| | lessons and familiarize herself or
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| responsibilities of grooming, exercising,
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| | himself with horses. Not only does the
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| feeding, washing, playing with and caring
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| | child have to take riding lessons, it is
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| for the animal. These responsibilities
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| | best that the horse is a trained one as
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| should be done daily, otherwise, both the
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| | well.
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| horse and the owner will suffer.
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| | The child and horse should get to know
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| Before you actually go out and buy a
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| | each other before the parent actually
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| horse, parents are strongly advised to
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| | purchases the horse. Test the horse out
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| bring the child to a stable, let them
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| | by taking the child out for a test ride.
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| take some riding lessons. This will help
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| | Let them get to know each other and then
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| your child understand and comprehend the
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| | let the child decide which horse is best
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| responsibilities ahead of him or her.
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| | for him or her.
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| Parents should give the child adequate
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| | Horse to suit the occasion
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| time to adapt and adjust accordingly.
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| | Depending on what the child intends to do
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| Under the supervision of an expert, they
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| | with the horse, there are many different
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| should be able to grasp the whole concept
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| | types of horses trained for different
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| of owning a horse in about a month or
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| | purposes. Some horses are suitable for
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| two.
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| | riding on the flat, some prefers a horse
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| Buying a horse that suits your
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| | that will jump and perform. Some prefer a
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| personality
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| | horse that can be taken hunting or ride
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| It is important for a horse buyer to
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| | through rough terrains and some prefer
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| understand that there is a very special
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| | show horses. Consult with the horse
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| relationship and bond between a horse and
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| | trainer so that you do not get the wrong
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| the owner/rider. The more nervous or
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| | type of horse for the wrong purpose.
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| jittery the rider is, the calmer the
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