Don’t Give Up On that Mule
Mules are some of the most amazing animals. You’ve probably experienced just how wonderful they are, or else you wouldn’t own one. The problems start when we feel like the mule just won’t listen. It’s
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Mule & Donkey Training Techniques
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.
Get Your Mule Ready to Ride
Many of my mule friends and clients are what I fondly call “weekend riders”. They work all week long and then load their mules into a trailer and go off to join friends for a trail ride. It is relaxing, fun, and scenic. It is why many of us own mules and horses. So let me spend a few minutes talking about being ready for the ride.
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Why Clinics are Vital for Participants and Clinicians
I have written a lot of articles over the years, but I received more feedback on my article discussing insurance than many others. I sincerely appreciate everyone’s concern for us with this problem. As a
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Insurance for the Livestock and Equine Owner
I recently received a letter from the State of Arizona. It seems that working with equine livestock and with people in a clinic setting represents the same degree of professional risk as being a police
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How to Fit Your Mule or Donkey Saddle
UPDATE: As of November 2020, all Steve Edwards saddles are built on a wood tree and come with a state of the art fiberglass coating to protect the wood and prevent the drying and cracking
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Electrolytes and Dehydration
When riding, driving, or packing your donkey or mule, the biggest enemy is dehydration. I give my mule 10 CC of electrolytes anytime I am riding a six to eight hour day. You can purchase
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