Disaster Education From Extension Programs
Equine Disease Quarterly
October 18, 2015
Horse owners should rely on information refereed by experts and civic authorities for validity during disasters.
Horse owners should rely on information refereed by experts and civic authorities for validity during disasters.
How can I encourage my horse to stand still during mounting?
What happens before bridling might hold a clue as to why this horse yawns when facing his bridle.
When a person lays a horse down to show its submission, the animal might actually be using its last line of defense.
An equine behavior researcher addresses potential reasons a 3-year-old is grinding his teeth during training.
A reader wonders why her mare turns her head, grits her teeth, and sticks out her tongue.
An equine behavior expert weighs in on how one reader can help her senior OTTB be less spooky at home.
I’m considering purchasing an ex-racehorse. Are there any common behavior problems in OTTBs that I should be aware of?
Learn how to remain weather-aware and ensure people and horses are in safe places before severe weather strikes.
An equine behavior expert considers the reasons why horses might roll after baths.
Discover why your horse is curling his upper lip.
Learn how to protect yourself from undisclosed profit-taking when buying or selling horses with a trainer’s help.
Dr. Nancy Diehl shares her views on things that can cause horse-human communication to go awry.
Researchers have developed a list of reasons a horse might bite. Learn the causes and how to train a horse not to nip.
Join a librarian and equestrian for national “Get Caught Reading” month as she reviews horsey fiction.
Join a librarian and equestrian as she saddles up for national “Get Caught Reading” month and reviews some of her favorite horsey fiction.
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