The misunderstood mule
Living the Country Life Radio Program
Mules have a bad reputation -- they're known for being stubborn. But once you understand the way mules think, they're much easier to deal with and are great for riding, companionship, showing, and even working in the field. The key, as our expert in today's radio program explains, is treating the animal like a mule, not like its parents -- the horse and donkey.
Radio interview source: Steve Edwards, Jr., 0wner, Queen Valley Mule Ranch
Learn more about mules:
American Mule Association: Visit this group's official site for the history of the mule, photos, useful links, and other helpful information for mule owners.
American Donkey and Mule Society: This group also offers extensive mule resources on its site, including information on diseases, breeding, and foaling. You'll also find a checklist of things to consider before purchasing a mule.
Mule school: A long-time mule trainer developed this site to debunk myths about mules and share her tips for showing the animals and keeping them healthy and happy.
