Horses work just as hard as we do, if not harder. Unlike us, though, horses don’t ask for breaks when the conditions get to be too much for them to bear. That’s why it’s extremely important for horse owners to know when their horses are showing signs of heat stress, also known as hyperthermia. This condition, which is very similar to heat stroke in humans, occurs whenever a horse overexerts itself in excessively hot or humid conditions. Because a horse won’t lose body heat quickly enough under these conditions, its temperature will rise to unhealthy levels.
Getting paid to work with what you love is a career that all of us dream of in future. Experienced horse riders know what they want when looking for a riding school. But for a beginner, this may be a challenge. Many institutions offer Equestrian education but not all offer what you need. You need […]
A horse property must have space for pasture, paddock, barn, wash area, trail parking and source of water. Unfortunately, horse properties, which are anywhere from 2 to 50 acres, require a lot of maintenance. But, if you have the right tools, you won’t have a hard time keeping the area clean. One of the most unlikely tools that you might need is a leaf blower. There are several ways to use your leaf blower on your horse property.
Selling a house is a process that requires a lot of work and once you take the selling decision there is no turning back from it. Hence, you need to do your homework before listing your property for sale to make sure you get the best deal.
Here is a list of the things you […]
How to entice buyers with an excellent sale horse description
Making any sale all boils down to one major factor, presentation. How well you showcase whatever item that you’re trying to sell will determine whether you’ll land a buyer or not. Horses are no different; these animals are quite expensive to buy and maintain, therefore, […]
A horse’s coat is a by-product of good, balanced nutrition coupled with proper exercise and care. These factors are a necessity in allowing a horse to grow an adequate winter coat. Naturally, a winter coat keeps a horse warm
The serious Buyers are still searching., and decorating the property for Christmas will make it more appealing to the Buyers. Seeing all the lights and decorations is so inviting. Written by Brigita McKelvie
How to Write a Captivating Horse Property Listing That Generates Sales
By Barb On November 29, 2017 · Leave a Comment · In Auction Properties, Everything Else, How To Sell A Horse Property
“When writing a property description, always remember to be yourself, have your own style and formatting and whatever feels best to you. This will make your writing style, and language come across a lot more natural, and therefore inviting, to your potential customer,” says Darren Smart, a writer from Elite Assignment Help.
Garage break-ins account for 9 percent of all residential break-ins and many of these break-ins happen because homeowners feel a false sense of security when it comes to their garage. You may be guilty of leaving the interior door unlocked, thinking that the garage door is adequate security against intruders. Worse, you may often forget to close the garage door, making your home even more vulnerable.
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