Are their any jobs that have alot of horse interactions?

Question

I'm only 13, but im so driven! like, i really wanna become a vet! but, are their any other jobs that have alot of interactions with horses?

Answer 1

Farrier, riding instructor, trainer, Equine nutrishonist, groomer, massage therapist, accupuncturist, stable owner, stall cleaner (now there is a job thats very interactive!), Transporter/trailering, Vet (gotta be the most burned out answer int he equine world), There are tons of Equine jobs problem is people willing to Actually WORK.

Answer 2

I don't know where your from, but here in Kissimmee Fl. we have a dinner theater called Arabian Nights. There are a lot of young riders there. These riders get to do all kinds of "acts" (square dance, bareback, they seem to really love to ride!) Maybe there is some kind of rodeo near you. I know of a friend's daughter started to learn trick riding at a young age. I'm sure something will come up. Maybe you could volunteer in your area to work with horses. (start in early for community service towards college) Good Luck!

Answer 3

Equine Mangement
equine science
equine communications
look at colleges such as Uconn, Cazenovia, Mount Holyoak, Louisville, Bethany.

You get the idea.

Answer 4

Stick with the goal of becoming a vet. Look around your area for such jobs at stables, ranches and vet offices. These jobs may be such as cleaning out stalls, pens and feeding the animals.

Answer 5

I have bought a whole of four-five, two-three yr historic former monitor horses. I simply bought a 17.two H four yr historic gelding off the monitor, and he's fairly comming alongside first-class as a Jumper. two monitor horses were AQHA geldings, one two year and the opposite four years. I additionally bought two TB's one two yr historic and one four yr historic. The two yr historic gelding has gained/champion Hunter (B indicates) I began him in Green As Grass now he he being confirmed in A indicates in open hunter. FACT: It takes a GREAT teacher ( using teacher) a min of two-three days per week for a million month simply to re-application the pony and get as a minimum two-months to get the medications ect out. It takes approx. three-four months of getting a REALLY GOOD Rider education the pony two-three instances per week for approx an hour. I was once a circut A-B exhibit rider and licensed Hunter/Jumper Instructor, BUT I had no longer ridden a horse for five years. I knew the whole lot in my head BUT my frame was once no longer even practically being in form, accordingly I employed a Horse teacher to journey my horse for three months and I expert/took using classes on an extra horse from a AA circut Trainer/Judge for the equal interval in order that I would not screw-up my horse that was once already could be a challange for even the satisfactory. Make certain you buy a horse as both a Hunter or Jumper prospect. Hunters will by no means be Jumpers and Jumpers will by no means be Hunters. Track horses are younger...very younger two-four. They are infants regardless of how colossal they're...They have no idea a rattling factor except going for walks and ninety eight% of them were on heavy responsibility feed and medications. However ALL of the monitor horses I hae bought have or are or on thier solution to being champion Hunters or Jumpers. # a million rule Flash fairly does equall Cash. #two. Know a Good mover, but additionally recognise that well movers would possibly make larger Hunters, however well relocating horses in Jumper magnificence do not imply a factor. three#. a horse with a well watching at the out-facet greater than likley manner a a few brains at the within. And God is aware of that determining out / buying The One Horse on the way to be a Champion a few day takes alot of ability, time & good fortune.....And a first-class/well equitation rider is with-out-a-doubt the satisfactory asset.

Answer 6

Equine massage therapist. Very much in demand. Same with equine chiropractor.

We use them all the time and the jobs are awesome. Google equine massage and read up on it.

Answer 7

working as a groom at the race track, mucking stalls at a horse farm, working or volunteering at a veterinary practice.

Answer 8

Intern at a horse publication.....

Answer 9

farrier