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bjhouten
Reg. Nov 2004
Posted 2005-11-02 11:12 AM (#32593)
Subject: Home made stall toys



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I'm looking for ideas for home made stall toys. I have to stall a horse for six weeks following surgery, so I'm looking for ideas to keep her busy.
The milk jug on a rope with rocks in it is pretty popular with my horses, any other ideas?

-Betty
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Montana
Reg. Sep 2005
Posted 2005-11-02 2:58 PM (#32602 - in reply to #32593)
Subject: RE: Home made stall toys


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My horse picks up and tosses the Orange Construction Cone and also plays with a yoga ball.   Having to keep them confined is such a pain. 
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terri s
Reg. Sep 2005
Posted 2005-11-02 4:17 PM (#32605 - in reply to #32602)
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Have you considered doing some clicker training to give her something to stretch her mental muscles?
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Champhorse
Reg. Nov 2004
Posted 2005-11-03 3:50 PM (#32656 - in reply to #32593)
Subject: RE: Home made stall toys


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Yep, the construction cones are great. I also saw a newly gelded horse who was in a stall having a great time playing with a bucket on a bucket strap. He would stick his head under the bucket and lift it up trying to balance it on his head. Once the bucket fell, he would stick his head under it again and repeat the process. It was very funny to watch and he really looked like a dork with a purple bucket on his head.

 

I also thought a rubber feed pan would be great to pick up and toss around.



Edited by Champhorse 2005-11-03 3:52 PM
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bjhouten
Reg. Nov 2004
Posted 2005-11-03 4:09 PM (#32658 - in reply to #32593)
Subject: RE: Home made stall toys



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Good ideas. I have a rubber feed pan I can put in there, and it's easy enough to stop at Home Depot to get a Orange Construction Cone.

Do you have pointer to clicker training?

Thanks,
Betty
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terri s
Reg. Sep 2005
Posted 2005-11-04 9:15 AM (#32685 - in reply to #32658)
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Good start would be clickertraining.com. If nothing else, would be good suppling exercise, reaching for treats. Good luck.
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ISHOM
Reg. Mar 2004
Posted 2005-11-09 8:54 AM (#32843 - in reply to #32593)
Subject: RE: Home made stall toys


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You can hang an old plastic milk jug at about eye or ear level for them.....put a little bit of water or even something in it to rattle or move a bit.  Just hang it with some twine from the handle.  It keeps stuff off the floor also.
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