Horse behaviour is something many of us strive to understand.
A good knowledge of equine ethology is a great place to start – know who a horse really is, and what their nature programs them to do.
From there we can understand why a horse behaves in a certain way, and then look at what is causing the behaviour.
This will help us structure a training program or change their environment to help the horse and human work (and play) together in a way that benefits both.
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