PLAYTIME – WHY IT IS IMPORTANT TO PLAY WITH YOUR HORSE
Text: Skye Littlefield As humans, we make important distinctions for ourselves between work and play, taking the time to step […]
Text: Skye Littlefield As humans, we make important distinctions for ourselves between work and play, taking the time to step […]
How to feed a ‘hotter’ horse is a dilemma faced by horse owners in many different disciplines. How do you
By Shelley Wolhuter The concept of attunement is making waves in horsemanship and therapeutic communities, and for good reason. Based
By Hannah Botha, MSc Equine Nutriiton Stereotypic behaviours are actions that are repeated without any apparent or obvious purpose or
Q: My yearling is being gelded, but this is my first youngster, and I’m unsure of the castration process and
By Kim Dimevski, SA Horse Trails Growing up learning about horses in the typical stable yard environment can give one
Q: What can posture tell us about our horses? A: The Oxford dictionary defines the word ‘conformation’ as: “the way
Q: Can a badly fitting saddle cause behavioural problems in my horse? Answered by Farryn Day A: Absolutely! Along with
Q: The horse standing in the stable next to mine has a habit of crib-biting and wind-sucking. My horse has
The five freedoms are a set of internationally recognised and commonly adopted animal welfare standards. They outline what we as