Horses

Dressage trainer and rider Tor Van Den Berge explains basic training and exercise concepts that you can introduce to a young Dressage horse. Visit our website for more great content on Equine Nutrition and to see … Read More

Hey Owlings! Here are some tips and tricks that will help training become both easier and more fun for you 😀 I worked on this video for over 6 hours and I’m glad with how it … Read More

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Horse is the lovely pet and it is very smart too. We can train the horse to do something. In this video, the pretty girl and its owner set up the horse training. Girl And A … Read More

Tini Hamilton of Thistle Dew Stables in Londonderry, Vermont discusses the proper steps to warm up a horse at the beginning of a riding session in the fourth installment of her Tini’s Tips series of video … Read More

This video is about people teaching horses to jump and then asking me how to fix their horse because he jumps fences and has to be locked up. ✋ About the video / Community guidelines ✋ … Read More

Sorry it’s not very good but I tried my best!! I had a video request to make a video on different pole work exercises that are beneficial for young horses or horses that need a bit … Read More

Do you want to learn the basics about how to train your horse using Natural Horsemanship methods? Jedi Horseman, Michael Lewis, shares thoughts about the relationship between you and your horse and what you can do … Read More

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“Before a horse starts to jump,” says William, “I like him to be able to hold his canter well in the arena and for the rider to have control of his shoulders. That way, you can … Read More

Master Horseman/Classical Dressage Trainer Will Faerber demonstrates how to encourage your horse to raise its back, engage its hind end and “get connected.” …

Dressage trainer Jane Savoie gives a simple 2-part exercise to supple your horse’s poll. For more help with dressage training, go to www.janesavoie.com or ww…

This Ebook Is Full Of Vital Information That Every Horseowner Should Have. It Covers Everything From Buying A Horse To Feeding And More. This Book Is Not Just For The First Time Horseowner, But Seasoned Owners … Read More

This Ebook Is Full Of Vital Information That Every Horseowner Should Have. It Covers Everything From Buying A Horse To Feeding And More. This Book Is Not Just For The First Time Horseowner, But Seasoned Owners … Read More

http://HorseTrainingSchool.com – Horse trainer and horsemanship coach Jeanne Dial offers free online horse training videos that instruct you how to train you…

With instructions on the best ways to teach a horse tricks using positive reinforcement, this guide provides trainers with ways to make their horses become better performers and be more responsive. The tricks and games featured … Read More

Pat Parelli shares a couple of horse training tips and horse training methods. Many people struggle with picking up their horse’s feet, and using an understanding of horse psychology and behavior, and the Parelli Natural Horse … Read More

I just found this pet related video on YouTube … and thought it would be of interest! ======================== Note: information from YouTube ======================== https://youtube.com/watch?v=1tvxlt6gLpg%3Ff%3Dvideos%26app%3Dyoutube_gdata PSA made for the AWASA animal welfare organization. Please … If you … Read More

Don’t let dogs have all the fun this Halloween! It’s easy to organize a Halloween activity with horses at your boarding stable or even a public equestrian area. Kids who ride can enjoy safe Halloween games and … Read More

It’s getting cold already in many areas, and horse owners are wondering when it’s time to start clipping for the winter. Horses that remain in moderate to heavy work during the winter months should  be clipped. … Read More

When enrolling in horseback riding lessons, one must choose between group lessons and private instruction.  Each instructional method has advantages and disadvantages. Ideally, most riders should take a combination of group and individual lessons. If this is not … Read More

Anticipation is a common problem in horses in all disciplines, particularly those that are advancing rapidly in their training and learning new things. All horses may anticipate cues, but hot-blooded breeds and high-energy horses are most likely … Read More

Once upon a time, including pets in a wedding would have been a massive social blunder frowned upon by the majority of guests. Now, many pet lovers can’t imagine marrying without their pets present. It makes … Read More

Trying to fill up your calendar with exciting events during the wintertime can be challenging, but since winter is almost behind us, there are plenty of pet-related activities you can attend. Below are some upcoming events … Read More

Some years ago, I received the gift of a book by the owner and administrator of a large animal sanctuary. Overall, the book was a touching tribute to the many animals rescued by the author. But … Read More

My horse, Ember, was very head-shy when he first came to me as a rescued racehorse who’d been on his way to slaughter. A severe ear mite infestation made the problem even worse. After the mites were … Read More

Ice storms are battering the Northeast, while the West and Midwest are now experiencing record cold due to an Arctic front. In my city, a record-breaking low was recorded yesterday, with temperatures of -15 degrees Fahrenheit … Read More

You’ve undoubtedly noticed that your dog is much smaller than a horse. (Well, most are anyway.) Nevertheless, most horses are much more frightened of dogs than the reverse. That creates unique problems – for dog, horse … Read More