Discover how to communicate with your mule or donkey and get results! Learn techniques to build trust and get results — and enjoy yourself every step of the way. Training from Steve Edwards to keep you moving forward.
A few great pictures from Lori who has her mule outfitted in Queen Valley Mule Ranch gear. She was participating in an obstacle clinic and had a few pictures taken and then sent them our way!
Facebook is an amazing tool, isn’t it friends? It seems almost every other day we see customers on Facebook using our saddles and tack. We receive videos, pictures and stories from all over the world and this one comes from my friend Nancy.
If you’ve had any experience with mules you know that there is a lot to communicate as you introduce new techniques and equipment.
All equine live by fright or flight. When you introduce something new to your mule and he backs up he’s letting you know, “I have a problem with something here.” When you’re training and he
Mules and humans communicate differently. Much differently. It isn’t surprising that there are breakdowns in understanding. These breakdowns lead to all sorts of issue when packing, riding and driving. In order to avoid the gaps
Communicating with mules is challenging, but when you need to work with an ear shy mule the need for precise and strategic communication is all the more important. In this short video you’ll discover how
A 30 Day Plan for Where to Start with Your New Mule or Donkey
