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"Taking on a horse as a guide is a huge commitment, same as a dog but with more physical needs," Arste, 61, said.
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The horses can live into their 30s, more than twice as long as most dogs, Arste said.
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The horses can live into their 30s, more than twice as long as most dogs, Arste said.
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Arste trained Cali partly in Hatfield, Ark., and partly in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., teaching the horse how to get in and out of vehicles, guide through crowds and stand still indoors.
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"Taking on a horse as a guide is a huge commitment, same as a dog but with more physical needs," Arste, 61, said.
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"Taking on a horse as a guide is a huge commitment, same as a dog but with more physical needs," Arste, 61, says.
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Arste trained Cali partly in Hatfield, Ark., and partly in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., teaching the horse how to get in and out of vehicles, guide through crowds and stand still indoors.
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"I've never met a young woman with so much dedication," Arste says.
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The horses can live into their 30s, more than twice as long as most dogs, Arste says.
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"I've never met a young woman with so much dedication," Arste said.
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