Read About Equine Classifieds

Equine classifieds can be a great source of information on purchasing pets and pet supplies. Here's everything you need to know about them.

Equine Classifieds -- Reasons and Facts

  1. Why Buy:

    You should consider purchasing newspapers or magazines that have equine classifieds because they can provide a great deal of information on what kinds of horses and horse supplies are available for sale or adoption in your area.
  2. What Pet to Purchase:

    The horse you purchase should be observed carefully to examine its behavior, the condition of its body, its medical needs, and its temperament. Do not go by an advertisement alone, because not everyone is completely truthful when placing their ads.
  3. When to Buy:

    You should look into buying a horse through the classifieds as soon as you see an ad that piques your interest. The purchase itself should only be made after carefully examining the animal to make sure it is healthy.

Equine Classifieds -- Where to Look

  1. Online:

    You can look at web sites, newsgroups, forums, and e-mail lists to find out where you can get a horse for sale.
  2. Classifieds:

    There are many classifieds in local newspapers, magazines, and newsletters. You can check each section to find out if any horses are available near your home.
  3. Pet Shows:

    You can ask at pet shows whether certain classifieds are more reputable than others are.
  4. Local Vet:

    Your vet might be able to recommend a local newspaper or magazine that has a valuable classified section.

Equine Classifieds -- What to Look For

  1. Pet Temperament:

    Horses have a wide range of temperaments, from angry to gentle, stubborn to obedient, and nervous to calm.
  2. Pet's Surroundings:

    The horse you select, no matter what breed, will need a lot of room for living happily.
  3. Pet's Health:

    The health of your pet depends on a number of factors. You must care for it appropriately and avoid any activities that might injure your horse or cause any illnesses.
  4. What to Avoid:

    Avoid choosing a horse based solely on the contents of the advertisement. Make sure you actually go and observe the horse, let it get used to you, and examine its health so you don't make a decision that ends up being a mistake.

Equine Classifieds -- How to Choose

  1. Type of Pet:

    You should choose your horse based on its temperament, the way it interacts with you, its health conditions, the cost of purchase, and the amount of time you can dedicate to its care.
  2. Supplies & Equipment:

    The supplies you need will help you to exercise, feed, train, and groom your horse.
  3. Expense:

    Having a horse is very expensive. The initial cost of the animal is usually over one thousand dollars and caring for the horse is very expensive.