How to Travel With a Horse (The RIGHT Way)

Traveling with a horse can be a lot of fun! But it also requires a lot of preparation if you want to do it right. In this video, I cover 10 tips for traveling with a horse. To see all 20 of my horse travel tips, visit equinehelper.com/travel.
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[@shadowshifter7465]

I’m trying to watch every one of your videos

[@auroracarman6649]

I will not be travelling With a horse but I am trying to watch all of your videos that will help me the most

[@lilinewton9865]

I LOVEE HORSESS

[@shylahmariebrandt2090]

Trailer loading is a process _NOT_ an event. Whenever we stop we try 2 stop somewhere near grass 2 graze & walk around. We tie our 🐎 2 the trailer as we're doing the check list. This is their quie(sp) that they need 2 go 2 the 🚽 b4 getting in2 the trailer.

[@user-mp8mu5fe4f]

Am one year late.. have a question If am traveling 1000k .. how many time have to stop and walk the house out . Or don't ? Thanks for the video. BTW I dont have one but I love them .

[@kaeleyfowler4661]

Probably about every hour- hour and a half

[@lilinewton9865]

Hi

[@geniemedford9200]

Hi! I love all of your videos, btw, but a question here. Seems like sawdust would blow in their eyes. I am going on a long trip with my horse and thinking about double matting the floor. There is one thickness in my trailer floor already. My horse hates stuff in his eyes like a hay bag hanging and blowing. I do not do that anymore. So, sawdust on the floor. Hmmm.