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Dr. Robert M. Miller, DVM
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  • Imprint Training Across the Globe

    by Robert M. Miller, DVM
    Posted 1 month ago
    Having been on every continent to teach equine behavior (except for Antarctica, which has a very low equine population), there has been a variable response to my presentations. These invitations have been the result of the training technique I stumbled...
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  • Advances in Imprint Training

    by Robert M. Miller, DVM
    Posted 1 month ago
    Although Imprint Training of the newborn foal has been described in several books and videos since I stumbled upon the method in 1959, it was the Western Horseman book with that title (Imprint Training of the Newborn Foal) that has been the major factor...
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  • My Fly Predators Haven't Hatched Yet, What Should I Do?

    by Spalding Labs
    Posted over 3 years ago
    Are you wondering why your Fly Predators haven't hatched yet and want to know how to help them hatch quicker? Jess our Fly Predator Scientist has the answers... Why Fly Predator Hatch Times Vary The species that comprise Fly Predators have a life cycle that is very dependent on overall average temperatures. At ideal conditions (around 85°F) it takes a minimum of 2 weeks for the Fly Predator to develop from egg to adult. At much cooler temperatures, they can take 6 weeks or more to hatch...
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  • Tick Facts, Myth, and Prevention

    by HorseGirl eNews
    Posted 23 hours ago
    Ticks carry disease, their bites are painful with a risk of infection, and in some areas of the country ticks are a challenge to control year round. Fact: Ticks live in the ground and thrive in humidity and overgrown vegetation where they seek protection...
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  • It's Christmas in July!

    by HorseGirl eNews
    Posted 23 hours ago
    Tis the season to be jolly. Fa, la, la, la,.. wait! What? It was just Christmas? Yes, that's right. It was Cowboy Christmas to be exact. It's a term coined by rodeo riders as a two week period spanning the end of June and top of July. It's...
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