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W.R.I.N.K.L.E. Communication
W.R.I.N.K.L.E. Communication
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Darby is a horse that people might take for dull or aloof. He’s neither. He’s quite sensitive and worries a lot, so he stays quiet, stands back, watches. And waits. He was not a happy horse when I met him nine years ago; he and his last o...
By Tanya Buck
A Lesson From Horses - Herd Instinct V Fear
A Lesson From Horses - Herd Instinct V Fear
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A few weeks ago I wrote about equine friendships and the signs and ways they can develop based on herd instincts and circumstances. This week, I thought I would write about interspecies friendships. I have written about human relationships with anima...
By Katharine MacCornack
The Top 5 Horse Saddles
The Top 5 Horse Saddles
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As a horse rider, you know that having the right saddle is key to your comfort and performance. In this blog post, we will outline the top 5 saddles for horse riders. We'll discuss what makes each one great and why you might want to consider usin...
By Team HorseClicks
Has Your Horse Reached Retirement?
Has Your Horse Reached Retirement?
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Horses are seemingly both indestructible and extremely fragile. They live for a long time, and yet not nearly long enough. Our horses work for us, play with us and act as the best therapists on the planet, and yet none of them plan for retirement or ...
By Tanya Buck
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What is a Miniature horse?
Miniature Horses, also known as Miniature Pony or Mini Horse, are a distinct breed of equine that come in a variety of sizes and shapes. They typically stand between 34-38 inches high at the withers (the highest point on the back) and weigh around 250 pounds. Although they’re usually bred for companionship, show, exhibition and therapy purposes, they can also be used for pleasure riding and driving if properly trained.