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Understanding horse behavior is an essential tool to anyone owning or caring for a horse.

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Jun 28, 2021
Horse Health

Are You Going To Eat That?

If your horse likes to eat objects that he’s not meant to, there may be a reason behind it. Learn why he’s doing it and how to handle this behavior.
By Clair Thunes, PhD
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Dec 23, 2020
Horse Health

‘Studdy’ Behavior in Geldings

Why do some geldings act like stallions? Such behavior can cause trouble in the barn or out in pasture. Learn what to watch for and tips for safely managing a “studdy” gelding.
By Katherine Houpt, DVM, PhD, DACVB, With Jennifer von Geldern
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Sep 16, 2020
Horse Behavior

Trivia Challenge: Can You Discern a Horse’s Temperament?

Answer the questions, then check at bottom for the key. For more great information about horses, read H&R’s ‘The Ride’ newsletter. (Not getting it? Sign up below—it’s free!)
By Jennifer Forsberg Meyer
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Sep 9, 2020
Horse Health

Trivia Challenge: Could Your Horse Be Depressed?

Answer the questions, then check at bottom for the key. For more great information about horses, read H&R’s ‘The Ride’ newsletter. (Not getting it? Sign up below—it’s free!)
By Jennifer Forsberg Meyer
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Sep 3, 2020
Western Horse Blogs

4 Reasons Why Your Horse Is Too Hot to Handle

Learn what to do if your horse’s behavior makes you question your ability to manage him well.
By Jennifer Forsberg Meyer
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Jul 15, 2020
Horse Health

Trivia Challenge: How Good an Equine Psychologist Are You?

Answer the questions, then check at bottom for the key. For more great information about horses, read H&R’s ‘The Ride’ newsletter. (Not getting it? Sign up below—it’s free!)
By Jennifer Forsberg Meyer
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Jun 11, 2020
The Thinking Rider

What Stressed-Out Horses (and Humans) Need

In anxious times, we can learn a lot about what we need to survive by applying lessons from the horse world.
By Jennifer Forsberg Meyer
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