| Name |
Views and Comments | Date |
| Jah2459 |
I am looking in to this option for my 21yr old daughter with disabilities who has a fear of open spaces. Walking across a hallway is impossible for her to do unassisted. She has to rely on a person to hold on to. The horse guide would work wonders in helping her to be independant. How do we find out about getting one? |
9/23/2009 |
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4/13/2008 |
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3/20/2008 |
| Remy Leclare |
I like how some people use horses insted of dogs as guides. |
3/20/2008 |
| roxy |
i think horses are the bomb. i like dogs as wel but they are attention seekers so if there is a big crowed they would want to run over to the crowd. horses are not attention seekers so i think thay would be best because of that. and im not saying that i dont like dogs because i love all animals. than for reading. xx |
3/3/2008 |
| lyn travis |
what does the owner have to do to be trained for a mini horse.
do i have a training course? |
7/28/2007 |
| someone |
sup i love horses |
6/26/2007 |
| Sharon Johnson |
Are these miniature horses also trained for someone who has COPD & arthritis as disabilities or is it just for the blind? My husband has been asking about this as a possible solution to carrying his oxygen pack, assistance when walking or getting up and down, & as a companion while I am at work during the day. |
4/24/2007 |
| STEVE CHASTAIN |
CAN YOU TELL ME WHERE TO BUY A HARNESS FOR A GUIDE HORSE? |
3/14/2007 |
| faith |
I think thart it is a good thing to use mini's instead of dogs |
12/20/2006 |
| Tabatha |
fantabulous!! |
12/18/2006 |
| vickie |
Please help me. I'm physically challenged. I'm not blind. My knees are shot and at this time, inoperable. I heard a woman tell me a story of her knees and legs disibility and then watched her bounce of a 17h very expencive mount. I would need a pony cart and something I wouldn't have to bounce from. I already have a ramp in mind to have my husband build in case I wanted to ride. But for now, pony cart seems safer. I used to trail ride. I also snow skiied many years, thus the legs/knees being shot. Please help me. I promise to help others. I have 10 acres with close access/ next farm over/ to a new arena and a quarter horse ranch. There are 7 of us on our ranch and we live in a small town. |
11/20/2006 |
| kami |
that really cite |
9/18/2006 |
| Peggy Powers |
wonderful information concerning mini-horses for blind. how do we tour the training farms in NC? I hear there is one in NC. |
8/17/2006 |
| Kayleigh |
They are sooo cute and so smart when i heard about them I did a little research and it is amazing what they can do. |
3/23/2006 |
| Georiga stump |
I thank they are a goog idea because the are not very big and they are super smart. |
1/23/2006 |
| Emma |
It's me again, I also just wanted to say that I love riding horses too! Just like almost everyone else who submitted
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11/29/2005 |
| Emma |
This is a great website. I am getting research for an expository essay about service animals and I chose guide horses
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11/29/2005 |
| Nadia H. |
I love horse to! i think its great that horses can have so many jobs, not just for riding |
10/12/2005 |
| Sarah M. |
i love horses thaey are so cute |
8/11/2005 |
| Dana |
where can i find guide horse facilities in canada...
i live in ontario and am interested in working with them
i have been to the guide horse assosiation site but can't find anywhere they are in canada (ontario)
please e-mail me back with a site or info..
from
someone in dire need of help |
7/26/2005 |
| Helen Tallon |
i think that what u do is a very rewarding course. I work with learning dissabilities and am on the verge of purchasing 2 miniatures myself to incorparate sessions for my clients to enjoy the ponies as much as i will. |
4/7/2005 |
| tracey |
i love the article i never knew that a horse could be used like a dog |
2/6/2005 |
