Longeing Do’s and Don’ts
…ligaments or injure himself some other way. His uncontrolled behavior can be dangerous for you, too. If he kicks as he charges out to the circle, he puts you at…
…ligaments or injure himself some other way. His uncontrolled behavior can be dangerous for you, too. If he kicks as he charges out to the circle, he puts you at…
…you’ll have given him a better direction and possibly headed off unwanted behaviors down the road. Keep Weather Changes in Mind What works around the barn during one season may…
…around a liquefying hotbed of dead, dying, and infected muscle, connective tissue, and nerve endings. The pain and itch can be intense, as evidenced by your horse’s behavior. If diagnosed…
…few hours, such as putting her in a trailer or taking her out alone, then gradually reintroduce them. In addition, make it clear to the gelding that the behavior is…
…Ulcers Thank you for your commonsense response to the question about cribbing (March 2008). There’s a great deal of misinformation and ignorance about this behavior. I purchased a horse who…
…her odd behavior. However, I ordered Ex-Stress from Peak Performance because the description of her misbehaviors matched the description in your article so well. After one week, the change in…
Managing horses in groups has numerous benefits for their behavioral health; however, it has its own set of management challenges….
Keeping good records can help horse owners track behavioral and medical problems. From America’s Horse Daily….
Tips on anticipating your horse’s trail behavior. From Practical Horseman magazine….