It has been over a thousand years since people first learned to tame wild horse and turned them into domestic animals. Since then hundreds of new breeds were discovered and developed. Nowadays, equines are classified by many different factors: or
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Horse Gait is a pattern of movements, a manner of walking on foot or sequence of steps by which equines move forward. Different breeds can perform a variety of gaits depending on their ability and level of training. In the US, usually ca
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As humans we rely on verbal communication. To get a clue of the signals our fellow equines send us, it is important that we pay closer attention to the sounds that your horse produces. Although horses do use vocalization in their communications
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Caring for a horse requires a lot of time and consistency. There are things and procedures that must be completed daily, weekly, semi-weekly and so on. Hence, when people make an impulsive decision to get an equine, most of the time it is not weig
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Building a trustworthy connection with your horse requires time. Similarly, when it comes to forming a bond and developing a certain level of confidence with a horse, it takes patience and a lot of determination from you the horse owner.
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Made of a tough protein called Keratin, horse hooves, similarly to human nails, are layered in horizontal sheets to protect the end of your horse’s legs. Although this may sound simple to us, there is much more to this statement. Aside from
Read moreThere is a much more to horseback riding safety than just wearing protective gear and making sure your horse’s cinches are properly tightened. Although it is recommended to wear a helmet along with comfortable shoes or boots and riding accesso
Read moreHorseback riding is one of the most recommended activities for children of all ages. Horses are kind and compassionate animals. However,are you aware of the great mental, and health benefits that being around a horse has for adults? Horses can
Read moreStorytellers have portrayed horses as loyal and reliable friends to their owners. It's because in real life, horses get attached to human beings, and recognize them and respond to them whether it’s their rider or the person who looks after th
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