Salt Dragon Farm & Canine Behavior

05/28/2026

Everyone is so creative on new ways to k*ll or injure themselves 😵‍💫🙄😂

🐴 The panic squeal 😂😂

Disclosure: No horses or foals were harmed in the making of this video

05/27/2026

We made a quick girls trip to Alabama earlier this month to compete in the OneWorld Canine Obstacle Run! Amadeus and I accidentally locked it into beast mode and annihilated this course together! 💪🏻🐺

We were running, swimming, crawling, climbing and we physically pushed ourselves to give this course our very best effort! Holy moly, I hope to be running this course one day as well as the little old lady who no joke, blew past me with her 10 year old Malinois 😳💨💃🫡😅 I believe she completed the 5 mile Obstacle course in under 50 mins 😳😳🫠😮‍💨👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😂

Our Florida teams consisted of trainer, Jennifer Yost with Amadeus (German Shepherd), trainer Cheyenne Mcbryan with Versace (Standard Poodle - Poodles by Cheyenne) and horse trainer Natalie Sciame with Ozzy (Cattle Dog mix) owner of NS Equestrian!

Last time we walked the course as a group, this time we individually pushed ourselves! I am so proud of us! Amadeus will be 8 years old this year. I don’t know how many of these races I will have the privilege of running with him as my partner, but I will cherish every single one! We will be ready for the October race of 2026!!

📸📸Thank you to C4 Pet Photography for capturing these amazing images and memories!!

05/23/2026

This boy was not born short on personality or naughtiness 🤣❤️

05/22/2026

Livestock guardian people please watch this. LGDs were not meant to live in normal home environments.

05/21/2026

05/21/2026

🍼🐴The very next day after baby #1 was born, our seasoned Mare, Mirage, started dripping milk. Her milk tested also at 6.2 so I knew baby #2 was on the way.

Her baby was born, he was quickly standing and nursing but mom failed to pass the placenta. (This is considered a medical emergency and requires Veterinary intervention) We contacted the vet and gave Oxytocin every 30 mins until the vet got here, but that placenta was securely attached. We spent a couple hours giving Oxytocin and flushing her uterus with water and betadine. FINALLY it came out 😮‍💨😮‍💨

Mirage is on a healthy dose of antibiotics. Since the vet had to come before the baby was 12 hours old, she left us with the IgG test to run later, so she didn’t have to come back. At the 12 hour mark, I pulled blood, ran the test and this baby was also over 800! 🙌🏻🥳 Which means, healthy baby!

I swear Mirage gave me a c**t and a retained placenta out of spite for running her at the fun rodeo last month while heavy pregnant 😂🙄😂

05/21/2026

Baby #1 was a textbook delivery out of our maiden mare Dahlia. She had her foal on her 8th Birthday 😭❤️🎂 The very same day I helped her mom deliver her into this world 😭❤️❤️
It doesn’t get much more full circle than that 🥰

Earlier in the day I saw her dripping milk. I tested the milk PH and it was at 6.2 so I was pretty sure we were having the baby that night. Dahlia had an easy delivery, baby was trying to stand before his back legs were even born yet 🤣

Dahlia’s c**t was born at 9:08pm on May 18th. We did the 1-2-3 check list. (Stand within 1 hour, Nursing within 2 hours, Mare should pass placenta by 3 hours) Baby stood, passed meconium, nursed vigorously and mom passed the placenta.

The vet came for the newborn exam and to run an IgG test. Foals are born with no natural immunity. They must absorb antibodies from their mother’s colostrum within their first 24 hours of life to survive. The IgG test is ran 12 hours after birth and measures the concentration of antibodies in a newborn foal’s blood. Our new c**t had an IgG of over 800 so that means he passed the test!

After the first complicated foal of the season, I am so thrilled to have a healthy baby. 😍🥰