Username 67CowboyContact Info No contact information available. Network Interests No interests in network yet. Quick Comments | 05-06-2007 05:15 PM |  |
| 10-15-2006 12:18 AM |  |
Well not intending to sound racist, animals are just like people there are the lazy breeds, the high strung breeds and attentive and slow(duh) breeds. But for me personally Dogs are harder to train than horses because dogs seek and demand their independence. While horses seem to always remain true to the internal programming GOD gave them, they always respect the herd perimiters. Although both have breeds that are easy to get to know; because dogs are a pradator and horses are a flight animal, dogs tend to be more aggressive in nature and self-centered, while horses enjoy dependant relationships. I hope that makes since to you, I realize sometimes professionals speak in a way that is somewhat unfamiliar to the average person. But simply put they do have unique personalities and attributes, but their nature dictates their proclivities. |
| 10-14-2006 06:49 PM |  |
Welcome Is it harder to train horses or dogs? Or are they about equal?
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| 10-14-2006 03:32 PM |  |
Well this is brand new to me so I will add more later or change this as time goes by. I'm 100% Christian Cowboy: No!, not a pew jumper or freak, but the Genuine kind that Loves Justice, Purity, and Charity in it's truest form. I love anything Cowboy "Cuz I iz wun", but don't be fooled by the monicur I'm well educated, as most Real Cowboys are. I have an affinity for trucks, though mostly Chevy & GMC I appreciate other efforts. A Professional Show Horse and Dog Trainer for many years; before the whisper-boys came along we were known to "Have a Way With Animals" ! Then there's those Cowgirls; nope I don't know the starting line-up for one single BALL Team, but I've spent a many hour watching the players in tight garments in this league !!! Well that's a little about me; who and what are you ? |
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