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Pat Parelli Harmony Level 2 DVD NEW IN SHRINKWRAP Natural Horsemanship Program	1	$120.00	18h 50m
Horse Playgrounds DVD Natural Horsemanship Parelli		$14.95	23h 12m
Natural Horsemanship: De-Mystifying the Round Pen Horse Training (DVD, 2007)		$36.00	1d 22h 35m
Natural Horsemanship: Overcoming Obstacles Through Communication (DVD, 2007)		$27.00	1d 22h 48m
Natural Horsemanship: Uncovering the Art of Long-Lining Horse Training (DVD, ...		$27.00	1d 22h 50m
Parelli Natural Horsemanship For the Love of Horses DVD		$30.00	2d 22h 20m
Jason Patrick Natural Horsemanship DVD horse training	-	$28.85 $35.92	3d 18h 34m
Parelli Natural Horsemanship DVD - Get Started	6	$2.29	4d 17h 30m
Natural Horsemanship: Insights into Holistic Horsemanship, DVD, Anna Twinney,		$18.50	7d 4h 51m

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Foal Training Explained: The First Two Years
Mare owners, if you'd like to get your colt or filly started out with a proper foundation, I would suggest the investment of $5.99 in my foal-training course.

- Download and print from your home computer
- 5 days, 5 chapters
- Learn at your own pace

An excerpt from "Your Foal: Essential Training for the Young Horse":

Whether you plan on showing your horse in the arena, or simply showing him off to your friends, you'll sooner or later have to accustom him to taking a bath. I give my horses a shower (sans soap) any time it's warm and they work up a sweat. Besides helping to avoid nasty skin problems, it helps cool them down before I feed them. I can get them hosed and scraped off in a few minutes, so it's a no-brainer on an especially hot day. This is easy stuff. Time consuming maybe to teach, but no problem when taken step-by-step. Like many objects on this planet, the hose, sponge, wash rack, sweat scraper and even rushing water is new to your foal – so your biggest challenge will be keeping your cool and not screaming things like "It's just water!"

Note that you can teach your foal to accept fly spray by following this method as well. Simply substitute the bottle for the hose. (Fill it with water initially; you don't want to spend eight trillion dollars on expensive fly spray, nor would you want to cover you horse with 40 pounds of chemical residue.)