Horse Behaviour
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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Clover Turns Gelding into Stallion
Last autumn, I was at my wits end as to what to do with my 14 year old gelding that I have owned for two…
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Separation Anxiety
Separation Problem “I have a problem that I would like your advice on – you may remember that I talked to you a couple of…
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Herd Interaction is vital for your horse’s mental health
Sadly, many horses miss out on herd interaction when they’re kept in a space alone. This can negatively affect their mental health and in turn…
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Feeding Frenzy
With winter approaching and the drought conditions we’ve recently experienced in some areas, hand feeding our horses becomes necessary. Here’s a few tips and tricks…
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Aggressive Feeding Behaviour
“I’ve had my new mare at home now for just over a week and she is terribly aggressive at feeding times. I have been walking…
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Horsonality – an insight into Equine Behaviour
E Book by Andy Beck. If you wanted just one book on horse behaviour this is the one! And it covers more than behaviour as such –…
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A Natural Breeding Experience
MY COLT’S FIRST MARE by Cynthia Cooper Although I’ve been breeding horses for over 33 years, witnessing my arab colt’s first sexual encounter with a…
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Waterhole Rituals with Carolyn Resnick
Learn the Waterhole Rituals™ Carolyn Resnick’s Waterhole Rituals form the basis of her online courses. How Convenient! You don’t even have to leave the comfort…
