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That’s why we are inviting you to participate in shaping the content of this blog. Questions about horse care, or tips on mastering a particular riding technique? Let us know and we'll answer - or if we can't, we'll reach out to the Miss Cowboy community to find an expert who can! Have a poignant story or insight about your journey with horses? We want to know. Want Western-inspired fashion edits? We've got you covered. Tell us what you’re passionate about, what keeps you up at night, or simply what you’d love to read more about on Miss Cowboy.
**How It Works**
1. **Send Us Your Suggestions:** Have a topic you’re dying to see covered? Drop us a line! Whether it’s interviews with inspiring humans in the Western community, or hot takes about the latest trends in the horse world, we’re all ears.
2. **Share Your Stories:** Have a personal experience or a unique perspective you’d like to share? Write to us! We welcome guest submissions from our community. Your story could inspire others, offer valuable insights, or simply entertain fellow horse enthusiasts.
3. **Spotlight on Community Voices:** We’ll also be reaching out to individuals we believe have fascinating stories or expertise to share. From professional trainers to everyday cowboys and cowgirls, from Western fashion leaders to women who embody the Miss Cowboy spirit, we'll bring you a wide variety of voices to provide diverse perspectives on horses, fashion and the country lifestyle.
**Why It Matters**
We want the Miss Cowboy Journal to be a place where you can learn, connect, and grow together with fellow horse lovers. By opening up our platform to your ideas and stories, we hope to build a vibrant community that celebrates the richness and diversity of the equestrian world.
Stay tuned for upcoming posts inspired by *you*.
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How did you teach your dogs to ride along side of you? I’ve always wanted to do this but really don’t know where to start or if it’s just a natural born trait for some dogs.