Introduction Though I use loading and transporting your equine as examples in this article, the information can be applied to any situation or animal. I use loading and transport because it creates an immediate visual and is widely accepted as a stressful event for both the caregiver and equine. This may be a short article, […]
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Introduction to Equine Welfare Horses can live twenty-five years or more and require consistent, and specific, care to thrive. Horses, as we know them now, have been bred specifically to suit the needs of humans; therefore, they can develop serious mental and physical health issues due to breed adaptation and inattention to welfare needs. Too
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An Equine’s Legacy Over the years, horses have evolved to suit our needs instead of their own. Through breeding and behavioural manipulation, horses have become a product of our quest to create the perfect specimen and tool. Equine management, as we have known it, doesn’t always consider the needs of an equine’s natural instinct and
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