Communication: Horse Whispering
Good horse people have mastered communication with horses and have been talking with them and hearing what they say for thousands of years. However, recently with…
Category: Horse Lifestyle
Keys to Natural Horsemanship
Communication, understanding and mutual respect are the foundations of natural horsemanship, and far more powerful than mechanical force or intimidation. By following some basic principles,…
Water
By understanding some key points about water and hydration, horse guardians can ensure their equine partners stay hydrated and healthy throughout the year. How much…
Eye Contact
Our eyes are the windows to our souls – to our true feelings and emotions. We can control our mouth and our smile, but not…
5 Tools for Clear Communication
Unfortunately, many tools still commonly used for communication with horses pretty much date back to the same era as the tin can telephones. They are…
Horse Gifts You’ll Love
We don’t blink an eye when we buy a new grooming tool, a flashy saddle or latest fad in horse shampoo. It’s almost an afterthought…
Quarantine Protocols and Procedures
You don’t have to be involved in the equine world to see the ramifications of contagious illnesses that go undetected or uncontained for any length…
Linda Parelli – Inspirational Women
In the world of natural horsemanship, the name “Parelli” has become a household word. As one half of that dynamic duo, Linda Parelli has helped…
Integrative Rehabilitation for Injury
Let’s face it – horses are active animals and it’s inevitable almost all of them will sustain an injury such as a muscle pull or…
Grooming
In many disciplines, grooming is an important part of competition. But it’s even more important as part of your horse’s daily routine. Grooming provides valuable…
Understanding equine stress
Although you can’t prevent all stress in your horse’s life, by understanding his priorities and attempting to meet them, you can reduce and help manage…
Reiki for Horses
I happened to be at the barn one day to visit another horse, when I walked by a stall and was shocked by a distraught…
