Any equestrian who has felt a genuine connection with their horse, knows how wonderful this is. But how is this achieved? In this post, Esther Berger and Monique Panhuijsen discuss the issue of trust in the horse&rider team and the role of communication in making and sustaining that connection.
The Equine Behaviorist – Part 2
Part 2 of a discussion with Shawna Corrin Karrasch on equine behavior.
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How Fascia Impacts your Horse’s Movement
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Is your Horse Happy in his Environment?
Nowadays, a lot of importance is attached to wellbeing, defined as “the state of being comfortable, healthy, or happy.” Is wellbeing only important for humans, or should it also be considered when deciding on the right environment for our horses? Read Anna Volkmann’s fascinating perspective on this issue in this post.
Weak Stifle Muscles in Horses: Part 2
Part 2 of a post by Ann Ramsey BS, CERA, APF-I about Weak Stifle Muscles: Signs, Symptoms and Solutions.
Weak Stifle Muscles in Horses: Part 1
Ann Ramsey BS, CERA, APF-I, writes a two-part post about Weak Stifle Muscles: Signs, Symptoms and Solutions.
Webinar with Dr Gerd Heuschmann
Equitopia members! Register for a live webinar with Dr Gerd Heuschmann – Wednesday, December 18th.
The Equine Behaviorist – Part 1
In this episode, Caroline speaks to equine behaviorist Shawna Corrin Karrasch.
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Getting your Older Horse through the Winter – Part 2
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Getting your Older Horse through the Winter – Part 1
Winter is probably the older horse’s toughest season. In this two-part blog post, Dr. Clair Thunes explains why this is the case and offers some advice on helping your senior through this season.