Rain, New Friends, and a Whole Lot of Opinions This Week!

In this Bonus Buzz, we dive into how horses understand human communication during rides—through energy, body position, and cues. Bee reminds us it’s a dialogue, not a demand.

This week’s Buzz is all about rainy-day lessons, growing mutual respect, and a few classic muddy moments that come with horse ownership. Bee’s making steady progress!

This Bonus Buzz dives into the importance of equine dental health—how sharp teeth, floating, and bit fit affect your horse’s comfort, training, and performance.

A week of rain meant limited riding, but Bee still gave us plenty to talk about—cool-weather training, a slick new saddle pad, and some classic barn drama.

Fly season is in full swing, and we’re doing our best to keep Bee comfy. This week’s Bonus Buzz shares what’s working—from fly predators to tried-and-true tools.

Bee showed up like a seasoned pro for our lesson—even if I didn’t! This week brought humbling moments, honest progress, and continued connection in the saddle.

This week Bee handled her Coggins appointment like a champ, embraced her new stall setup, and continued bonding beautifully. Fresh starts all around!

Rolling isn’t just for fun—horses roll to scratch itches, shed hair, or just feel good. In this Bonus Buzz, we unpack the behavior and what it means for Bee.

Bee showed off her calm confidence during lessons and embraced her cowgirl roots with a relaxing ride around the ranch. She's settling in and showing up beautifully.

This week, Bee tackled big girl challenges—from practicing solo pasture time to playful bouncing during lessons. She's finding her rhythm, one confident step at a time.

Curious if horses actually sleep standing up? This Bonus Buzz explains the biology behind it and why it matters for equine safety and behavior.

Ever wonder why horses swish their tails? This Bonus Buzz dives into what tail movement reveals about your horse’s comfort, communication, and emotions.

Bee explored new ground this week with a scenic ride, tackled unexpected barn drama, and showed off her progress in groundwork and mounting practice.

From Bee’s first walk with friends to her first farrier visit and a successful mounting block session, this week was full of exciting firsts in her journey.

Learn how to interpret a horse’s emotions through their ears. From forward and focused to pinned and irritated, Bee helps demonstrate what each position means.

This week, Bee begins to settle into herd life with some major firsts—her first grazing session and a heartwarming visit from Christina’s granddaughter. From exploring her new surroundings to sharing carrots, Bee is slowly but surely finding her place at the barn and in our hearts.

Bee meets her pint-sized neighbor, Rudy the Shetland pony, for the first time—and let’s just say, it’s not exactly a warm welcome. Watch as Bee reacts to the newest member of the barn and see what her body language reveals about herd dynamics and first impressions.

This week, Bee shines as a guest horse in lessons, showing her steady heart and love for her new BFF, Vita. From standing calm and cool to sharing space like a pro, Bee’s transformation continues to impress. A once uncertain partner is now a steady star—progress worth celebrating!

In this debut Weekly Buzz with Bee, we celebrate Bee’s arrival, her first turnout, and a touching moment shared with our youngest family member. From rear shoe removal to bonding over carrots, Bee is settling into her new home with grace—and a whole lot of heart.