Some people believe scratching a tense horse will reinforce her fearful behavior. Read what an equine behavior expert says.
Why do horses act “fresh” when it’s cold outside? An equine behaviorist investigates.
Could motion sickness make a horse reluctant to load and cause him to scramble in the trailer? Find out what the research says.
A certified equine behavior consultant addresses the seemingly telepathic relationship some of us have with our horses.
As social animals, horses have a basic need to connect with others, and it is essential to their well-being and survival.
Falls can cause physical and mental trauma for riders. While broken bones heal, emotional injuries might linger. Here’s help.
A new study provides evidence that human speech style can affect equine behavior and that pet-directed speech (aka “baby talk”) improves human-horse communication.
People sometimes assume that an individual horse prefers women over men. Let’s look at what the science says.
Empathy is the ability to understand and share the feelings of others. Here’s what we know about horses and empathy.
Dr. Robin Foster offers a step-by-step guide to teach a horse to step into bodies of water without drama.
Species and individuals differ in their genetic potential for quick and coordinated movement. How do horses compare to humans?
Not sure what to get your horse? Consider an enrichment toy or activity!
Some horses readily express their discomfort. Others are quieter. Learn to look for subtle signs of pain in your horse.
Our equine behavior expert examines if dominance has a role in human-horse interactions, especially during training.
Researchers reported that more horses avoid being groomed than show signs of liking it. Here are tips to help your horse enjoy his grooming experience.
Introduce horses systematically to bikes, hikers, backpackers, strollers, and ATVs to reduce spooking on the trail.
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