What is the parkingman?

paragraph is a young horse who is no longer from his mother, but is less than one year. Nursing foal is known as breastfeeding, while the foal is known for the year as a year. Sins are usually shut down or separated from their mothers at the age of about three months. After weaning, the foal must generally be fed with nutritional diet, which meets the needs of their growing bodies, and must continue to follow the training program set before weaning. The foal often remains playful and can be disobedient and can usually benefit from the society of a mature, well -kept horse that is not their mother. While the average foal is shut down at about three months, it may not be a suitable shutdown for all foals. The general states of the health of the mare and the foal, as well as the rate of growth of the foal, determine when the foal should be shielded. It is important that the foal remains with their mothers for a reasonable period of time, because too early weaning can cause bad socialization and behavior as the horse ages. Many breastfed foalsIt is shut down at the age of four months and some are shut down until the age of six months.

Horse shutdown is no longer crushed by breastfeeding from their mothers, so it is necessary to feed healthy and nutrition of food. The sin that has not yet been shut down should usually be allowed to access their mother's food to help them get used to the idea of ​​feeding. This foal is generally easier to adapt to weaning, with less stress. Sudden weaning is more likely to emotionally traumatizes the foal, leading to poor socialization and behavior problems, so that weaning should be as much as possible. The company of other older horses can help to shut down the foal with the absence of their mothers.

growing foal will need the right balance with food. The combination of feed, grass and hay containing 30 to 35 percent fiber and 10 to 16 percent of the protein should be provided to the paragraph. The foal shouldbe generally allowed forage at least half of the food from the pasture.

Horse shutdowns will usually have to be trained to accept discipline and handling. Training can begin when a foal is still breastfeeding, but often after weaning, a week or two is best hanging so that the foal can recover from the trauma of this event. Training and handling sessions should be short, because the foal often have a short range of attention from the paragraph and can behave badly when bored. The foal should be trained from the paragraph to allow them to be properly modified, and can also be trained for driving and other purposes.