Things You'll Need
- Miniature horse
- Horse Trailer
- Feed
- Water
Instructions
Create a small space within the horse trailer. Standard horses are transported in spaces only a few inches larger than the width and length of the horse. Create a similar space for your miniature horse. This allows the horse to brace itself in turns. Optionally, a small trailer specialized for the miniature horse or donkey can be used.
Attach a rope with a panic snap from the halter to the feed bunk area of the trailer. A panic snap can be opened if the horse is pulling back in panic. Keep the rope short so the horse can't turn its head or lower its head and put a leg over the rope.
Provide water and hay. This allows the animal to pass time by eating and drinking. Provide adequate ventilation while the horse trailer is in motion. Open any vents when the horse trailer is stationary to prevent overheating.
Stop the trailer every four hours. Remove the horse from the trailer and provide exercise. Walk the miniature horse for a few minutes before returning it to the trailer.
Stop the trailer overnight for at least 8 hours. Remove the horse and allow it to exercise. Check commercial stables for stall space.