Saturday, August 28, 2010
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Adopt Mustangs
There is a number listed in the blue pages of your telephone book that you can call to adopt a mustang. Use your resources and get a mustang today.
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Mustang Taming and Dominion
There are some horses you just can't ride. Either they have been free too long, they have it in their blood to dislike humans and being ridden or maybe their chemistry does not accomodate taming and riding. Whatever the cause, some horses just won't be ridden while others seem to enjoy it. It takes a very experienced individual to tell. Only someone who has been around wild horses a long time can tell how people-friendly a horse will turn out to be. What do we do with the ones that are caught and won't be tamed or ridden? Food? Fertilizer? They should provide something valuable to society. I don't think they should be turned back to the wild, because that would strengthen the population of horses that won't be tamed or ridden. Future generations will be less human friendly. We need to breed the human-friendly mustangs and use the others in ways that would better serve humanity. God gave us dominion over all the animals and it is our duty to be good stewards of our property. All animals are ours to control and look after for the betterment of all. We have to fulfill God's expectations of us and manage the animal population to it's betterment and also our own. If an animal is not good for humans it should be used in a way that will benefit humans. Dominion over the animals means to take control, not to let them fend for themselves. Sometimes we have to control the population to make the whole better in the long run. This premise goes not just for Mustangs, but all animals. We must breed them in controlled situations so as to better each breed in quality and temperament. We need to weed out the unwanted characteristics and match for good qualities.
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