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Sitting With A Sick Horse
Sitting With A Sick Horse
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 If you are lucky, sitting with a sick horse is something that you will never have to do. Or perhaps you are the type that turns away from sorrow/potential sadness and pays someone else to do this. Or your life just isn’t adaptable because...
By Lia Sader
Do Horses Grieve?
Do Horses Grieve?
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To me, the question of horses mourning the loss of a herd mate is a no-brainer; of course they feel loss and mourn when a companion dies! But when I step away from my own anthropomorphizing tendencies, I ask myself, do they really? And if so, how do ...
By Tanya Buck
Building A Career In The Equine Industry: Part 1
Building A Career In The Equine Industry: Part 1
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“The acquisition and application of knowledge, combined with the use of good business savvy can create the foundation upon which a career in the Equine Industry and Horsemanship specifically, can be built – Michael Canfield ...
By Michael Canfield
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What is a Percheron Horse?
The Percheron is a draft horse originating from the Perche region in France. It is known for its strength and sturdy build, with most horses standing between 15 to 17 hands high and weighing up to 1,800 pounds. As a result of this strength, they are used for various heavy-duty tasks such as farming and logging, but they can also be ridden or harnessed for light work like show competition or pleasure riding. Their color variations include chestnut, black, gray and bay.