I recently posted about the training I have been working on with my two shop dogs, Trooper and Ammo. My original plan was asking them to sit quietly when someone walked into my shop. It started off rather well – but Ammo eventually started barking even more in order to get his “reward” for then [...]
Archive for November, 2009
Update on Shop Dog Training
Posted in Clicker Training, tagged ammo, clicker training, dachshund, dog, Kyley DiLuigi, training, Trooper on November 27, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Ammo | A Dog Named Christmas
Posted in Uncategorized on November 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Ammo | A Dog Named Christmas
Vote for Ammo as A Dog Named Christmas’ Cutest Dog of the Season! Your vote will help us win money for our favorite animal charity! And we if we do win – you can help us decide on which charity we should give them money to! So help us out [...]
Shop Dog Bootcamp
Posted in Clicker Training, tagged ammo, clicker training, dachshund, dog, Kyley DiLuigi, training, Trooper on November 20, 2009 | 3 Comments »
The Trick Ponies of Chincoteague are going to allow a special post about the dogs today – because even though its not “pony” related, it is clicker training related.
Everyday two very special dogs accompany me to work. Ammo (who appears a lot on this blog) is my 1 year old Dachshund and Trooper is my [...]
Down for the Count
Posted in Clicker Training, tagged assateague, bitless bridle, Chincoteague, chincoteague pony, clicker training, farm, horse, iron horse farm, Kyley DiLuigi, natural horsemanship, pony, training, trick, trick horse, trick pony on November 18, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Sharing some photos today of Boomerang’s latest trick…well sort of. You may think by the photos that I taught him to lay down (which I do fully intend to to). But in actuality this little photo op happened by accident.
I was working with Boomer in the ring on his leading (while not trying to bite [...]
Spending My Time Wisely
Posted in Farm Life, tagged ammo, assateague, Chincoteague, chincoteague minnow, chincoteague pony, clicker training, dachshund, dog, farm, horse, iron horse farm, Kyley DiLuigi, natural horsemanship, pony, trick pony on November 17, 2009 | 1 Comment »
On Friday I did something I haven’t done in a really long time…but was long overdue.
It was a surprisingly mild November night, and after finishing all of my barn work and chores I decided to spend some time with Minnow. Armed with a few brushes (and the dachshund bundled in his winter coat) I settled [...]
A Death in the Misty Line
Posted in Chincoteague, tagged Chincoteague, assateague, pony, chincoteague pony, painting horse, pony penning, chincoteague pony center on November 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Smoke ‘N Mist – a descendant of the late Misty of Chincoteague – (Tuffer Than Leather x Misty’s Desert Sun) passed away suddenly on October 25th of a very rare non-genetic heart condition. Smokey’s eulogy written by his owner Kendy Allen can be found on his page: http://www.mistysheaven.com/smokenmist.html
(May 24 – October 25, 2009)
-KD
www.ponypaintings.com
excerpt taken from [...]
The Greening of Whitney Brown
Posted in Inspiration, tagged assateague, Chincoteague, chincoteague minnow, chincoteague pony, Gypsy Vanner, iron horse farm, Kyley DiLuigi, movie, natural horsemanship, Odd Job Bob, pedestal, pony, the greening of whitney brown, tommie turvey, training, trick, trick horse, trick pony on November 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
One of my childhood friends (who I learned to ride with!) now works at a Gypsy Vanner Farm, El Brio Vanner, across the street from my farm. Her favorite horse, Odd Job Bob, is the star in a movie that is currently filming, “The Greening of Whitney Brown”. Bob spent most of this summer with [...]
USET and Olympic Dreams
Posted in Competitions, tagged assateague, Chincoteague, chincoteague pony, farm, Hamilton Farm, horse, iron horse farm, Kyley DiLuigi, mgaa, mounted games, olympics, pony, pony club, USET, uspc, World Equestrian Games on November 6, 2009 | 1 Comment »
I posted the other day about my trip last Sunday to the site of the United States Equestrian Team Training Facility, Hamilton Farm, located in Gladstone, NJ. I decided I had to go back and talk about this location, because its unlike any other horse training center I have ever been to. I have been [...]
Getting past the Scary
Posted in Clicker Training, tagged Chincoteague, assateague, horse, pony, chincoteague pony, farm, iron horse farm, clicker training, Kyley DiLuigi, training, natural horsemanship, clippers on November 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
After Boomer received his haircut (which by the way I love now) my mom and I decided it would be a good idea to work with Blitz and the clippers. Our clippers are really loud – and I’d be scared if they came at me! And while Boomer took to the clippers with hardly any [...]
Can’t use the Accelerator if the Brakes are Cut
Posted in Competitions, tagged assateague, bitless bridle, Chincoteague, chincoteague pony, clicker training, farm, horse, iron horse farm, Kyley DiLuigi, mgaa, mounted games, natural horsemanship, pony, pony club, training on November 4, 2009 | 3 Comments »
On Sunday Boomerang and Blitz traveled 2 1/2 hours to the site of the United States Equestrian Team training facility, Hamilton Farm, in Gladstone, NJ. It was a long journey (with us up at 4am) but it was well worth the trip for the hour of riding we did due to what we accomplished alone. [...]
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