Feeding Time Pawing
Sue McDonnell, PhD, Certified AAB
March 13, 2014
Do you have any suggestions for stopping a horse from pawing while he is eating his grain?
Do you have any suggestions for stopping a horse from pawing while he is eating his grain?
We were told that it’s dangerous to have pigs with horses. Have you ever heard of this?
Dr. Sue McDonnell explains how to tell when your horse is in pain based on his behavior.
How do I change a colt’s rude behavior at feeding time without scaring him?
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My pony started tossing his head and cribbing at about the same time. The head tossing has increased to the point of not being able to ride him. He has never had any problems before. What would cause him to do this?
Why does my mare return to her stall to urinate and defecate when she has a large run and could do so outside?
I’ve read that uneven numbers aren’t good due to pair bonding. Is this true?
Do you have any recommendations for how we can help a horse overcome a trailer loading problem?
Is yawning an indicator of stress in horses?
What techniques I should use during a trailer loading lesson with a naive filly?
Is it common for horses to respond differently to different people in the same situation?
Do horses have the capability to think through a problem, like unlatching a gate?
Our coming 2-year-old acts like he is ready to breed. How young is too young to breed a colt?
Why do horses tip water buckets, defecate in waterers, and/or dip hay in their water?
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