"Horses Dream Of Being Trained The Way A Donkey Demands To Be Trained" Melody Johnson

“Horses Dream Of Being Trained The Way A Donkey Demands To Be Trained” Melody Johnson, Trainer Featured


Melody Johnson is a world-wide trainer, she teaches the owner how to train, care and keep the horse, donkey and mule living in balance with the owner. Most importantly she teaches the owner how to read the body language of the donkey, mule or horse. 

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Examples;

  • Naughty
  • Fearful
  • Bitting
  • Dragging the owner around
  • Will not come to the owner
  • Slamming the head into the owner
  • Will not stand for the vet or trimmer
  • Kicking (this can be dangerous)

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Melody trains the owner how to train using resistant free humane training. No abuse ever. 

Please remember the equine did not choose you, you chose the equine. Seek professional help and start enjoying your farm.  Melody trains the owner to train. She teaches the owner to train themselves prevents donkeys, mules and horses from being sold to another home, auction or worse slaughter. 

“Horses Dream Of Being Trained The Way A Donkey Demands To Be Trained.”

Leadership with no abuse is what she teaches the owner.

Keeping equine healthy in domestication takes having a plan. Timing, training tools, matching the energy, behavioral modification for both the owner and the equine are just a few of her resources.

Melody enjoys sharing her passion of living on the farm with donkeys and horses she loves mules too.

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GOD bless you and your family two and four-legged!

Melody Johnson, Donkey Whisperer Farm, LLC

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They Have Hooves Not Feet – Diabetes humans vs Laminitis Equine


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Warning these photos may be too graphic as they show what happens to the feet of the human who has severe diabetes.

Here is an article explaining why diabetes in the human can cause serious feet problems.  We must never forget that over feeding or too much sugar in the equine (horse, donkey and mule) creates the same problem.   The only difference is they have hooves not feet. 

If you cannot keep your obese equine off pasture try a grazing muzzle I personally know people who have successfully used this tool to save their horses life. Keeping our equine on a healthy diet, low sugar hay, micro managing their weight to stop them from becoming obese is essential to optimum health and in many cases it is the difference between life and death of the equine.

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Donkey Was Found Lost In Sequim


Is this your donkey? 

Donkey is in the care of Center Valley Animal Rescue we are hoping the owner will come forward. Call Sara or Robert at 360 765-0598.

This is a very nice female standard size donkey.

God bless you and your family two and four-legged!

Melody Johnson, owner/trainer

Donkey Whisperer Farm, LLC

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Salt For Donkeys, Horses and Mules – Loose is better


 Most donkey, horse and mule owners may not think about salt.  Did you know that salt blocks were actually designed for cattle?  Cows have rough tongues that can easily lick the block.  A block of salt is better than nothing at all. The best is loose (granular) salt.

Donkeys, mules and horses have smoother tongues than a cow and may not actually get their needed amount of salt from a block.  They may end up biting the block in an attempt to get more, which can lead to teeth and jaw or tooth problems.  The equine suffering from salt- deficient may lick or chew on objects or may actually lick or eat dirt.

No worries about equine over consuming lose salt. Simply place in a separate container in the shelter or give a little at night. Your choice.

Melody Johnson, Donkey Whisperer Farm, LLC

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