bond

The bond between a human mother and her child is strong! Mares also share a special and intimate connection with their foals. In honor of Mother’s Day, enjoy these precious moments between moms and their little ones. It doesn’t matter if they have feet or hooves- there is nothing quite like motherly love! Mares &...

A growing number of horse owners are turning to animal communicators to learn more about how their horse is feeling. These professionals work in a few different ways, but generally they can sense the emotional state of the animal. This valuable information can be passed to the owner, which allows improvements to be made in...

A horse’s love is built on trust and mutual respect. These are key elements in any relationship! Your horse might not kiss or hug you, but they can clearly show affection. You just have to know how to read and understand it. Signs Your Horse Loves You 1. They whinny for you: Horses call out...

Horsemanship is a partnership! Plain and simple. Part of partnerships is loving and trusting the other half. When you have that bond with your horse, both of you are better for it! Your rides are more enjoyable, your horsemanship is improved and both you and your horse are more confident! Find their favorite spot to...

You may be nervous and excited for your pregnant mare. Whether this is your first foal or twentieth, you’re likely to experience a rush of emotions as you wait for this new arrival. The first 24 hours of their life is critical, so enjoy it but be cautious and prepared for anything. First 24 Hours...

Most riders and owners want to develop a positive and loving bond with their horse. Once you gain their trust, your steed is likely to do anything for you! This amazing partnership is all about understanding how your horse communicates and speaking their language. With some tips and tricks, you can be your horse’s new...

Some people have a special bond with their horse. They have earned and developed trust! Horses are not cuddly or warm like dogs, but they show their trust through respect. Once you have it, they’ll see you as a herd leader. Riding and training will be much easier! 4 Steps to Building Trust 1. Establish...

It might sound silly, but I can assure you there’s nothing foolish or embarrassing about sharing your feelings for your horse. An open letter addressed to them is just what you need to remember how lucky you are to be their owner. Let the emotions flow! Every once in a while, it’s important to take...