Pay attention to his ears. Often, their ears will point toward whatever they’re afraid of at that moment. In addition, you might notice: If his ears are flicking back and forth, your horse is probably frightened or overly stimulated. He Read more…
Horses can break your foot, but it is dependent on your ability to use the horse and escape getting trampled if you fall while riding. So, in this post, I’ll show you what to do if you fall from your Read more…
Why do they kick? When approaching a horse from the rear they cant see or smell you very well so they may kick out of fear thinking your a predator. You should always try to approach horses from the side Read more…
No. A horse can open its mouth at any stage of biting, if it realizes that it’s biting something it shouldn’t. Why does my horse lock his jaw? JAW CLENCHING – A RESPONSE TO STRESS AND PAIN The combination of Read more…
While they may not have the same capacity for complex human emotions like shame, embarrassment, pride and guilt, there is evidence that horses feel pain, loneliness, grief, happiness or contentment, and other simple emotions. Do horses know if they win? Read more…
Also riding side-saddle was seen to preserve the ladies’ modesty. The idea of it being indecent for a lady to ride astride can be traced back to 1382, when Princess Anne of Bohemia rode side-saddle across Europe on her way Read more…
Horse riding is an enjoyable hobby and sport for adults and children alike. Learning to control and care for an animal much larger than yourself can have a profound affect on your confidence and is a great feeling. Riding is Read more…
Many horse riders will tell you about this feeling of “freedom” that you gain from the top of a horse’s back. Challenges, whether physical, mental, emotional or social are almost literally dropped to the ground the moment your seat is Read more…
Features. Recommended for 5 years children and up. Hobby horse height from the top of the head to the end of the stick 30,5 inches. The horse is made of high quality soft plush. What is considered a hobby horse? Read more…
It’s very possible horses can sense when a woman is pregnant by smelling the change in pheromones and hormones. Whether horses actively realize you are pregnant or are just reacting to the smells of pregnancy, it is hard to tell Read more…