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From Surviving to Thriving: Training a Rescue Horse
Once a rescue horse is healthy, settled, and comfortable in his new surroundings, the next... -
©NWHS PhotoCalming the Anxious Horse: 4 Nutritional Ingredients to Consider
By Juliet M. Getty, Ph.D. Horses can become anxious, tense, or overly reactive for many... -
The Five Basics: Building a Well-Trained Horse
Good training doesn’t always mean teaching the fanciest maneuver or the most complicated trick. Before... -
Reading Your Horse, Staying Safe
Whether you’re leading a horse to pasture, holding one for the farrier, or simply grooming... -
The Best Wreck Is the One You Never Had
In between expos lately, I’ve been reading biographies of famous explorers. History remembers Ernest Shackleton as one... -
Helping Your Horse Stay Calm on the Trail
One minute you’re enjoying a quiet ride through the trees, and the next your horse... -
USEF Releases Guidance for Horse Owners Regarding New World Screwworm
In the wake of the current outbreak of New World Screwworm in the United States,... -
Dr. Q and her Mustang. Image supplied by Dr. QWhat One Veterinarian Learned About Listening to Horses
Dr. Jena Questen Shares How a Life-Changing Accident Changed Her Perspective on Horse Training and... -
Don’t feel like riding today? A short session of liberty work can go a long way toward increasing trust between you and your horse. Photo by Kim RoeSmall Steps Still Count
Every horse owner has days when plans don’t go as expected. Whether it’s a packed... -
Photos by Robert EversoleHorse Camping Gets Easier When You Start Small
Horse camping can feel intimidating when you first start looking at all the gear, planning,... -
Swallow box with nesting Violet Green Swallows. Photo Courtesy Alayne Blickle.Natural Ways to Help Keep Flies and Mosquitoes Under Control
Every horse owner knows the feeling. You finally get a warm stretch of weather, the... -
Could Your Horse Be Carrying Stress You Can’t See?
Sometimes a horse seems physically fine, but something still feels “off” — tension, resistance, unusual... -
What Horse Owners Should Know Before Choosing Vinyl Fence
A lot of horse owners learn the hard way that not all fencing holds up... -
Why Riders Around the World Trust Mark Bolender’s Trail Course Designs
If you’ve ever wondered why some trail courses actually build better horses — and others... -
Inside Seven Hills Training’s Approach to Soundness, Rehab, and Dressage
A lot of horses can go through the motions — but building one that stays... -
Business Profile: Pet After Life Services NW (PALS NW)
Company Name:Pet After Life Services NW How and why did you get started in business?Pet... -
Moving with Horses – Part 3: When Things Don’t Go as Planned
Missed Parts 1 & 2?Start here: Before You Hit the Road Then read: Hitting the... -
Moving with Horses – Part 2
So the journey began to get the horses over—my sweet mare April and our mini,... -
Moving with Horses – Part 1: Before You Hit the Road
The preparation that can make-or break-your trip before you ever leave home It must have... -
Tarter Round Feeder - Chip's FeederTraveling with Peace of Mind—Even When You Have Horses
A real-life reminder that preparation, community, and experience make all the difference when life doesn’t... -
The #1 Marketing Mistake
Dive deeper into an effective marketing strategy I recently came across an article that explained... -
Photo Courtesy Robert EversoleYou’re Always Teaching Something
Good Horsemanship is Built One Decision at a Time I spent some time working with... -
Don’t feel like riding today? A short session of liberty work can go a long way toward increasing trust between you and your horse. Photo by Kim Roe
Do Whatever You Can Do
Progress Comes One Small Step at a Time I may have found the secret to... -
The Barn Fire Survival Guide
How to Protect Large Animals in a Fire Emergency By Texas A&M College of Veterinary...
