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I sprayed this on my houseplants and the cat still likes to chew on it. The dog does too. Just to test it out, I sprayed it on a treat and the cat still ate it all up. To be fair, I got some in my mouth and it was truly vile tasting and I couldn't wash it out fast enough. So if you want to prevent humans from chewing on things I guess that's what you can this for; if you want to prevent your pets from chewing up your plants then look somewhere else.

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I use this technique with my horses every day. What you will learn in this series is a way to develop mutual trust and communication with your horse. It is an invaluable training tool.

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This was a great buy. Unopened and shipped very fast! i got it in a couple days. thanks!

If you are looking for a great movie for kids and adults this is it. Even the slower parts maintain interest by building the relationship between the horse and the boy. Fabulous cinematography. I've seen at least one other adaptation of this and it was not as good. Young girls may like National Velvet better but I feel this is a better film on all levels.

I'm NOT a big horse nut, but the beauty of a Black Stallion should be iconic to most anyone regardless. If you appreciate beauty in many things, and the visual is your delight, this film should capture you bigtime. I was well into my 20's when I first saw this film, and there's nothing childish about it. It's a beautiful film for anyone who appreciates a cinamagraphic feast for the senses. Most rarely realize the first 40 minutes of the film are almost entirely without dialog. You are simply served a wonderfully filmed story with little need for more. While the first part of the story is sweet but simple, it turns nicely classic and more unusual as Mickey Rooney replays a serious hint of his childhood role in National Velvet, but now the boy grown old with years of hourse racing experience behind him. Again the images of the blazing fast Satllion running on a stormy nite for racing VIPs is just exquisitly done. The Big Wheel getting out into the muddy rain in his best shoes, looking at the panting hourse as if seeing some insane freak of nature. Man I love the imagery in this film, and your handed that again and again. The old barn, the barn office, the old cart horse in the foggy back streets of town. The country fields. And Rooney. If you love the gruff old fart for his spirit and untempered personality, you'll appreciate his true, but fittingly fiesty yet soft character in one of his best late career roles. The kid is perfect in his quirkyness, and Teri Garr is sweet as the mom who can't quite figure out how to deal with all the challenges that have suddenly entered her life. The last half of the story may be a bit of a stretch for 30's/40's hourse racing. I'm not sure. But if you simply pick at otherwise fantastic movies, I feel sorry for you. If you've seen it before, give it one more chance, in a quiet dark place with a bag of popcorn. Preferably a rainy nite. Have your dog sit at your feet. --LD

This is one of the best movies where the horse is the star. Great for all ages.

One of the things that makes this movie great is its exceptionally clear and well-framed cinematography. Unfortunately, the color on this DVD is not nearly as spectacular as in the theater. In addition, in some scenes it is obvious that the film has been cropped. This is a movie that cries out to be remastered and reissued in Blu Ray.