u/Hefty-Economics2454

Hello! I am a highschool sophomore who is between becoming an OT and a large animal/farm vet. My main goal long term is to be able to afford my own horse (I really want to gentle a horse from the BLM) and that's about it. I currently do a work-to-ride and help out a shepherd quite often so I'd love to work with sheep and/or horses.

Anyways, what are the steps to become a vet, and why are there so few schools that can get you a doctorate. what programs should I be looking into to become a large animal/farm animal vet? and after becoming a vet how feasible is it to own a horse and care for them?

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u/Hefty-Economics2454 — 11 days ago
▲ 71 r/bandweaving+1 crossposts

A while back I posted about making a handwoven halter for a horse I really loved and made an unsuccessful prototype, since then I've moved barns (twice) and finally found a place I really adore and picked up making halters again. And today, I got my first real lesson in 2 years and also got to put the halter I successfully made on the horse Ive been riding.

Thank you Sir Freckles for letting me take so many photos of you XD

u/Hefty-Economics2454 — 29 days ago