Care And Training Tips For Horses           

With a black mustang, It is very important to ensure that your horse receives adequate care and training in order to keep them healthy however this sort of attention helps their performance far too.

I work hard to develop them and train well so they are happy, confident ways with their human &, joyful workers.

My Black Mustang needs regular grooming to keep him healthy and comfortable. Step 1: Grooming — This is a non-negotiable part of my daily routine.

I use a curry comb to brush my dog, then follow up with stiff Brussels on the hair. It helps to increase blood flow and create healthier, shinier, coat.

• Hoof Care: I keep the hooves regularly as clean as possible. Regular cleaning keeps them stones and debris free, helping to avoid injury or future infections.
• Mane and Tail Care: Comb your horses mane & tail with the most gentle touch possible to keep tangles at bay. And if you want your hair to always be like that, using a detangling spray will work wonders.
• Bathing: I will bathe my Mustang when it is needed, more so after a hard day or long hot summers days. I use a gentle horse shampoo because of my skin condition.

I make grooming fun and stress less on trust.

I must train my Black Mustang with consistency and patience. To develop their skill I use three different methods.

• Preface: Groundwork (I get horses to the point where they respect me and communicate with me) Lunging aids in responsiveness and muscle tone.
• Rewarding good behaviour: I give treats or praise when Felix behaves as accordingly. This breeds duplication of positive behaviour.
• Gradual Exposure: Exposing my Mustang to different stimuli in a controlled manner decreases his fear. Different sounds, sights and touch are all things that I try to give them.
• Clear Commands: I give consistent cues for commands. Doing so has created a lot more understanding and task-repeating for my Mustang.

I keep my Mustang in training to strengthen our relationship and prepare him for riding or other work.