The Positive Side of COVID-19: Bringing Horse Communities Together EIS discovers that despite the negative impact the pandemic has had on everyone, there are many positive aspects, especially for horse owners.By: Amanda St Onge Interaction and the Road to Horse and Human Well-Being Recent horse behaviour studies show a growing interest in understanding our impact on the physiological and behavioural states of our equine partners.By: Jackie Bellamy-Zions / Equine Guelph Together At Last: Achieving the Perfect Saddle Pad Fit If you or your horse are having issues even after a professional saddle fitting, you may want to consider 'shimable' saddle pads.By: Kim Izzo Staying Connected: The 6 Best Horse Apps Right Now Want to track your epic trail rides, never forget another appointment, or just get your horse's darn ears up for a selfie? There's an app for that.By: Kim Izzo The Tough Question: Are You and Your Horse a Good Match? If the challenges presented by your horse seem overwhelming, you can feel frustrated and even afraid. You may need a more suitable partner.By: Josh Nichol / Susan Kauffmann Mask Up! You Gotta Wear One, So it Might as Well Be Cool Face masks are a daily reality and may continue to be for the foreseeable future - so why not show you're a horse lover while you make a fashion statement?By: Kim Izzo How To Train Your Dog To Safely Trail Ride With You Horse owners with dogs envision blissful hacks in the countryside. However, an untrained pooch could head for the hills; here's how to prevent that.By: Steffi Trott Ontario Equestrian Continues to Advocate for Ontario’s Working Equines OE will be sending a survey out to the membership to collect data which will hopefully aid in securing ArgiRecovery funding for the industry.By: Ontario Equestrian Breaking Up is Hard to Do: How to Quit Your Coach If you’re not happy with your progress or your relationship it might be time to consider a change; here's how to move on the most painless way possible.By: Kim Izzo Equine Information Source: COVID-19 Resources for Horse Owners University of Guelph students are working with Dr. Katrina Merkies to provide helpful information for horse communities across Canada.By: Elizabeth CrouchmanPage 97 of 347« First‹ Previous93949596979899100101Next ›Last » Latest News Daryl Hannah’s Big Heart and Mini Horses News, People Thoroughbred New Year’s Eve Turns 39 News Tik Maynard Wins Road to the Horse – Again! News, People, Sport ‘Hump Day’ for the Horses News Not Cut Out for Police Duty News More News
Interaction and the Road to Horse and Human Well-Being Recent horse behaviour studies show a growing interest in understanding our impact on the physiological and behavioural states of our equine partners.By: Jackie Bellamy-Zions / Equine Guelph Together At Last: Achieving the Perfect Saddle Pad Fit If you or your horse are having issues even after a professional saddle fitting, you may want to consider 'shimable' saddle pads.By: Kim Izzo Staying Connected: The 6 Best Horse Apps Right Now Want to track your epic trail rides, never forget another appointment, or just get your horse's darn ears up for a selfie? There's an app for that.By: Kim Izzo The Tough Question: Are You and Your Horse a Good Match? If the challenges presented by your horse seem overwhelming, you can feel frustrated and even afraid. You may need a more suitable partner.By: Josh Nichol / Susan Kauffmann Mask Up! You Gotta Wear One, So it Might as Well Be Cool Face masks are a daily reality and may continue to be for the foreseeable future - so why not show you're a horse lover while you make a fashion statement?By: Kim Izzo How To Train Your Dog To Safely Trail Ride With You Horse owners with dogs envision blissful hacks in the countryside. However, an untrained pooch could head for the hills; here's how to prevent that.By: Steffi Trott Ontario Equestrian Continues to Advocate for Ontario’s Working Equines OE will be sending a survey out to the membership to collect data which will hopefully aid in securing ArgiRecovery funding for the industry.By: Ontario Equestrian Breaking Up is Hard to Do: How to Quit Your Coach If you’re not happy with your progress or your relationship it might be time to consider a change; here's how to move on the most painless way possible.By: Kim Izzo Equine Information Source: COVID-19 Resources for Horse Owners University of Guelph students are working with Dr. Katrina Merkies to provide helpful information for horse communities across Canada.By: Elizabeth CrouchmanPage 97 of 347« First‹ Previous93949596979899100101Next ›Last » Latest News Daryl Hannah’s Big Heart and Mini Horses News, People Thoroughbred New Year’s Eve Turns 39 News Tik Maynard Wins Road to the Horse – Again! News, People, Sport ‘Hump Day’ for the Horses News Not Cut Out for Police Duty News More News
Together At Last: Achieving the Perfect Saddle Pad Fit If you or your horse are having issues even after a professional saddle fitting, you may want to consider 'shimable' saddle pads.By: Kim Izzo
Staying Connected: The 6 Best Horse Apps Right Now Want to track your epic trail rides, never forget another appointment, or just get your horse's darn ears up for a selfie? There's an app for that.By: Kim Izzo
The Tough Question: Are You and Your Horse a Good Match? If the challenges presented by your horse seem overwhelming, you can feel frustrated and even afraid. You may need a more suitable partner.By: Josh Nichol / Susan Kauffmann
Mask Up! You Gotta Wear One, So it Might as Well Be Cool Face masks are a daily reality and may continue to be for the foreseeable future - so why not show you're a horse lover while you make a fashion statement?By: Kim Izzo
How To Train Your Dog To Safely Trail Ride With You Horse owners with dogs envision blissful hacks in the countryside. However, an untrained pooch could head for the hills; here's how to prevent that.By: Steffi Trott
Ontario Equestrian Continues to Advocate for Ontario’s Working Equines OE will be sending a survey out to the membership to collect data which will hopefully aid in securing ArgiRecovery funding for the industry.By: Ontario Equestrian
Breaking Up is Hard to Do: How to Quit Your Coach If you’re not happy with your progress or your relationship it might be time to consider a change; here's how to move on the most painless way possible.By: Kim Izzo
Equine Information Source: COVID-19 Resources for Horse Owners University of Guelph students are working with Dr. Katrina Merkies to provide helpful information for horse communities across Canada.By: Elizabeth Crouchman