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| I feel that it's important to gain knowledge to try and understand
your donkey, as the informed owner will be able to make better decisions
about their care. Donkeys do suffer greatly due to ignorance, neglect and
abuse. Hopefully by arming yourself with know-how you'll be able to make
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Knowledge will help overcome any
obstacle. Photo
by S. Kudo
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Besides, I'm afraid I rather love to collect books, especially horse,
donkey and dog books. Here are some of my favorite books and magazines
that I find myself referring back to on a regular basis. If you have some
personal favorites - let me know. I'm always looking to add to my bookshelves!
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 Favorite
Book List
- Donkey Business III,
a guide for raising, training and showing donkeys. By Christine Berry and
Jo Anne Kokas. Excellent read - wonderful insight with sound
advice and knowledge.
- The Definitive Donkey,
a textbook on the Modern Ass. By Betsy and Paul Hutchins
- Training Mules and
Donkeys, a logical approach to Longears.
By Meredith Hodges
- The Formative Years,
(a horse book but with lots of good insight into the equine mind and training photo's). By Cherry Hill
- Donkey Driving,
By
Ellis and Claxton
- Packing in on Mules
and Horses,
By Smoke Elser and Bill Brown
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Join Donkey
expert, Crystal Ward as she shares her training methods which have won
her widespread acclaim.
VHS or DVD
Crystal Ward
PO BOx 246
Placerville, CA 95667
Email: asspen@cwnet.com
www.asspenranch.com
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Most of the books can be obtained from Hee Haw Book Service
(part of the American Donkey and Mule Society) or your local bookstore.
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1996-2007 by Jeanine A. Rachau.