Horse-drawn Carriages Are Still Used For Transportation in Parts of Egypt. The Egyptian city of Maghagha is perhaps one of the few cities in the country that still use horse-drawn carriages, also known as Hantour, for daily public transportation. What Read more…
The Top Horse Bits: Reviewed and Ranked Best for Product Best Overall Korsteel French Link Eggbutt Snaffle Bit Best for Beginners Korsteel Flexi Rubber Mullen Mouth Loose Ring Snaffle Bit Best for Racing Weaver Leather Professional Ring Snaffle Bit Best Read more…
A great deal of pain can be inflicted on a horse by the improper use of a bit or a bitless bridle. Even a simple side-pull can cause pain and damage if used improperly. Bitless bridles with long shanks can Read more…
Absolutely. Horses are animals, and have feelings… That’s why, if they kick out at another animal/person, they have to find a way to communicate their frustration effectively. What causes a horse to be angry? Horses can also become hostile if Read more…
Your horse throws his head up and down or from side to side at a standstill or when you cue him to move forward, backward, or turn. Possible bit problem: The bit could be causing pain or irritation on the Read more…
08 Aug Getting Your Horse on the Bit: 11 Reliable Solutions First, Teach Your Horse to Soften & Flex. Close Your Fingers and Hold. Use Your Leg. Ask for Connection on a Circle. Ask the Horse to Flex to Help Read more…
Horses and other sanctuary mammals such as cows, goats, sheep, pigs, llamas, and alpacas, can potentially live harmoniously on the same pasture, but they will require careful introduction and early supervision to ensure a good fit. Do horses fear pigs? Read more…
It’s possible for pigs to get along with other animals — including dogs, cats, horses and goats — but they do best hanging out with their own species. Does pig and horse get along? Although the Pig wishes for more Read more…
Squeeze Gently squeeze the middle of the horse’s ribcage with the calves of your legs to cue him to move forward. Squeezing is politely asking the horse to go forward. What do you do when a horse refuses to move Read more…
For a severe threat, they may have wrinkled, elongated and open nostrils. The ears laid flat against the neck, head raised and the horse may lunge at you, whites of the eyes showing, and their mouth open showing their teeth. Read more…