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Equine Senses and How They Relate to Behavior
Learn how your horse's behavior is determined by what he see, hears, smells, and feels, and the part you play in affecting your horses responses to its world.
Hunger and Thirst and Your Horse
Learn why your horse needs to eat small amounts of forage frequently to keep its digestive system working and the healthy ways you can satisfy your horse's hunger and thirst to maintain good health.
Rethinking the Horse Business 2012
On December 19, 2011, what is hailed as "The most powerful horse business event of the year" will take place. Rethinking the Horse Business 2012 examines how the economy, the horse industry, and the Internet are affecting horse business owners.Â
Bathing Your Horse
Learn what you need to have handy when bathing your horse and the 9 steps to get your horse thoroughly clean and dry.
Know the First Line of Defense to Keep Your Horses Safe
"Even in horse dense communities like Norco, California, Ocala, Florida, Aiken, South Carolina and Lexington, Kentucky as well as Texasâ horse country, horses are stolen from farms and ranches of all sizes.â
AHC’s Marketing Alliance Introduces "Here For Horses," Designed To Help Create Lifelong Associations With the Horse Industry
On the HereforHorses website, potential and current horse enthusiasts can now find information on events, education, volunteer opportunities, and places to learn to ride or drive a horse.
Desensitize Your Horse to Common Encounters
Because of the horse's exceptionally perceptive and sensitive nature, he has the ability to detect sensory stimuli on the trail or in unfamiliar places that doesn't register with humans.
American Horse Council Testifies Before House on Soring Bill
The PAST act would amend the HPA to prohibit a Tennessee Walking Horse, a Racking Horse, or a Spotted Saddle Horse from being shown, exhibited, or auctioned with an âaction device,â or âa weighted shoe, pad, wedge, hoof band or other device or mater
Using Behavior to Your Advantage in Training Your Horse
Learn three ways equine behavior can work for you in training your horse when you tune into his reactions, attitudes, and need for the right amount of exercise.
Meeting the Horse's Basic Dietary Needs
Horses require basic nutrition elements in proper proportions and amounts. This article discuss the equine's basic dietary needs, giving you the information you need to develop a healthy and complete feeding program for your horse.