Which Bit?
Bits are required by many disciplines. With so many types to choose from, how do you select the best option for your horse? Let’s look…
Day: April 9, 2014
Training Your Foal With Leadership
Young horses need good leaders. Teach your foal to go where you want her to with trust- based leadership. Training your foal to lead is…
Keep him on the right side of the fence
Most everyone knows at least one champion equine escape artist. Learn how to keep these clever horses in with the perfect fence. We’ve all known…
Understanding ataxia
Ataxia is a common symptom of neurologic disease. Understanding it can play a key role in early detection and appropriate treatment. As Sarah began working…
8 forage alternatives for horses
Forage is a staple in any horse’s diet, and the best sources are natural grasses and hay. But if your horse has special needs, here…
Equine Liability Release
Most people think a standard equine liability release will protect them, but that may not be the case. Learn how to create a solid contract.…
Teaching The Whoa Step-By-Step
A good whoa is one of the most important things you can teach your horse. Doing so at liberty can help strengthen your communication skills.…
A five year dental plan for your horse
Your horse’s dental needs change as he develops and ages. Find out what he requires during the first five years of life. When I was…
Can A Green Horse Work For You?
You’re a new rider who has bought a green horse, and have reached the point where you realize you’re in way over your head. Now…
Relaxation tips for your excited horse
Most of us associate the word “sedative” with chemicals. Here are some alternative relaxation tips and techniques to try when your horse gets over-excited or…
Keep Your Trimmer Happy
The professionals who look after our horses are integral to their health and happiness, so you want to keep them happy too! Here’s how to…
Why Is He Taking Off?
It’s scary to be on a horse that’s taking off. Get to know why your horse is reacting this way, and you’ll be in a…
