Horse behaviour blog posts

A common complaint from horse owners is that their horse is mouthy when haltered. The horse mouths or nips them, or the halter or...

Did you know that a little basic math can result in profound changes for your horse's behavioural and physical health? Horses are trickle-feeders. They move almost continuously, taking in small amounts of forage along the way. Depending on forage quality and availability, horses living under natural conditions eat for 14–20 hours a day. Horses usually choose to fast for no longer than one hour at a time. How horses have evolved to eat Unlike us, horses are built to thrive on

If you haven't been following the story of the Hobbit Equids, three pint-sized charmers named Samwise, Frodo, and Bilbo Baggins,...

As I type this, I am on evacuation alert at home due to a wildfire burning, uncontained, 2 km south of my home in our remote community....

If you haven't been following the story of the Hobbit Equids, three pint-sized charmers named Samwise, Frodo, and Bilbo Baggins,...