Researchers in Denmark confirmed that how we speak to our animals has a meaningful impact on their behaviour.
Before you hit the trails with a gang of friends for the first time, make sure you and your horse are mentally and physically prepared.
Research indicates that misdiagnosis following a head injury can lead to years of suffering, including memory loss and psychological problems.
From galloping ponies with binder twine bridles to Team Penning championships and getting banged up along the way, this Ontario horseman has done it all.
With a little prep work and elbow grease, you can wash dirty blankets at home and save a few dollars on the cleaners (and gas!)
Just because your horse is 'of a certain age' doesn't mean he's ready to retire; he might enjoy a step down or a job as a school master.
An experienced facility manager offers some tips for a happy and successful equine retirement strategy for your aging horse.
Don't be discouraged if he's 'just not that into you' at first; it can take months to settle in and get comfortable in a new home.
Some tips to help you organize, train, de-stress, embrace the challenge, and appreciate the small victories.
Geriatric horses can suffer from worn, loose or broken teeth, periodontal disease and EOTRH ‒ owners should watch for warning signs.
The Trail Riders of the Canadian Rockies’ annual ride in 1936 involved 55 men and women exploring the wilderness of Banff National Park.
The OEEEP courses are free and the program matches enthusiastic graduates with busy equine businesses – plus attractive financial incentives.
Part three of our 'Senior Series' offers management tips to keep your aging equine comfortable, plus Dr. Kate Robinson's take on joint care.
In part two of our new 'Senior Series', Dr. Bettina Bobsien answers questions about the nutritional needs of older equines.
In part one of our new 'Senior Series', Dr. Kate Robinson answers questions about bringing an older equine back after a layoff.