Latest from Equine behaviour
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‘Doing mares a disservice’: why ‘mareish’ stereotypes could be harming our horses -
How can you tell if a horse is happy? -
Study shows horses learn better when they are more relaxed -
Scientists aim to identify ‘spooky’ genes in new equine research -
How to retrain a horse who bucks or rears – and why hitting them is never the answer -
Riders’ search for ‘true connection’ with their horses may not always be positive -
‘They said he was naughty, but it was fear’: experts speak out on changing human and equine behaviour -
Forage is key when tackling undesirable behaviour in horses -
Horse & Hound’s beginners’ guide to clicker training -
How to retrain a strong horse so you can slow down and stop in a snaffle -
Why horses nap and refuse to go forward – and how to re-train them -
Why do horses roll? H&H explains… -
Education on how horses learn may help keep vets safe -
Meet the lady who hears horses speaking *H&H Plus* -
‘Being brave’ can affect horse and rider safety and welfare *H&H Plus* -
New ethogram to improve understanding of equine discomfort behaviour *H&H Plus*
