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  • Understanding Different Horse Breeds  By : Terry Powell
    There are well over a hundred different horse breeds in the world, and it may be impossible to get to know every single of them. But, if you are a true horse-lover, you may already know a vast number of them and are still keen to know more.
  • Bird Watching for Beginners  By : Louis Merz
    The sport of bird watching is one of the fastest growing hobbies in the United States. Learn how fun it can be to watch birds.
  • Catching Horse Fever  By : Jimmy Cox
    Have you ever been to a horse show and seen the sleek, shiny horses of every size and color performing at the peak of their splendor? If not, you don't know what you're missing. Come along now on a trip to the country and the wonderful world of the show.
  • Watching Birds Eases Isolation  By : MIKE SELVON
    Watching birds is a great activity for those who enjoy the outdoors, but who may not be physically able to get outside and trek over rough terrain.
  • Understanding The Signs Of Horse Health To Protect Your Animal  By : Riley Hendersen
    The care for horses is very much the same; ensuring the proper medical, physical, and nutritional care for a horse is part of the responsibility of its owners. There are many different facets of horse health and all must be attended to in order to ensure the horse's vitality and longevity.
  • Conditioning And Feeding Horses  By : Jimmy Cox
    Horses confined in stables are being kept under artificial conditions, and in consequence skill is required to maintain them in good health. Living under natural conditions the horse eats grass; he eats for a very considerable number of hours each day and during the night; he feeds in small quantities at frequent intervals, and he drinks whenever he feels inclined.
  • Owning Miniature Horses - The Smallest Of The Small  By : Riley Hendersen
    If you are interested in owning miniature horses, it is important to do a fair amount of research. Just as with any breed of horse, temperaments vary from horse to horse. Seek out and get to know a reputable breeder who can assist you in finding the horse that's right for you and your family.
  • The Importance Of Horse Supplies In Maintaining A Healthy Animal  By : Riley Hendersen
    In the care and keeping of horses, it is necessary to have a variety of standard horse supplies at the ready in order to responsibly fulfill our duties as horse owners or caregivers.
  • Alternative Horse Therapy  By : Kelvin Ho
    Traditional veterinary medicine, much like in the human world, is often based on treating symptoms rather than the cause, or the underlying problem.
  • The Importance Of Equine Supplements To Promote Good Health  By : Gordon Petten
    If you own a horse, you are probably aware of the money, effort, and time you must invest in order to insure your horse maintains good health. It is just as important for horses to receive yearly check ups as it is for people, and to find the right products, supplies, and supplements that will help your horse maintain its healthy status. Supplements are often a good way to do just that.
  • Horse Tack And Equipment Basics, Helpful Hints  By : Gordon Petten
    If you are thinking of owning a horse, there are several pieces of equipment you will need in order to properly care for and enjoy your horse. Since you will most likely want to ride your horse, you will need an array of items to help make this much easier. The items associated with caring for a horse in this capacity are known as horse tack.
  • To Rug Or Not To Rug  By : Roger Bourdon
    The colder weather is on its way. Learn when your horse needs a rug and get the right rug for the job
  • Would You Know What To do If Your Horse Was Severely Injured  By : Roger Bourdon
    The shock of seeing a badly injured is bad enough but you need to know what to do it you want to keep it alive until the Vet comes
  • Get That Horse Some Factor 50 and a Sunshade Please  By : Roger Bourdon
    People worry about the care of horses in winter but dont seem to do the same in summer, when they can be equally at risk but from heat and sun related illnesses, rather than the cold.
  • Did You Know That Horses Can Get Hay Fever  By : Roger Bourdon
    Hay fever affects horses too but we dont always realise thats what they have, and nowadays the Vet can do a simple test to see exactly what they are allergic to
  • Keeping Your Horse Healthy  By : Guest
    Regular vaccination and preventative health care is just as necessary for horses as for any other pets to keep them healthy. Health examinations by a veterinarian should be given regularly, even if your horse seems healthy. Illnesses or diseases often causes minor changes in your horse's physical appearance or blood work that needs to be observed by a veterinarian.
  • Fortifying Your Horse Fence  By : Guest
    Came across an article of Bob Kingsbery, ranch owner and horse fence expert, the other day. I have to admit that he does know what he's talking about. The man knows his fences and had given horse fencing seminars worldwide for the last couple of decades. The man talks with sense that I feel obliged to share with you nuggets of knowledge from Kingsbery. But before doing that, let me give you the lowdown on fencing your horses. Fencing is probably the oldest trick in the book for keeping animals safe. In the old days, plain wood and rope were used to fence animals in. But common sense tells us that wood and rope are no match for horses. Thus, the evolution of the lowly wooden fence to electric fences and high-tech barriers. These modern fences come with a heavy price tag, something which Kingsbery abhors. According to our fencing expert, the price of a fence does not determine its capability to protect your horses.
  • How To Choose Or Buy A Horse  By : Guest
    The following simple rules will be found useful to all parties about to buy a horse:



    I. Never take the seller's word; if dishonest he will be sure to cheat you, if disposed to be fair, he may have been the dupe of another, and will deceive you through representations which cannot be relied upon.
  • Saddle - Finding The Perfect Tack  By : Guest
    The quality of equiptment is important to any sport – but in horseriding, it is even more vital. The safety and comfort of both the rider and the horse depend upon the tackle, and most obviously, on the saddle. A saddle that is ill-fitting can lead to an un-satisfactory and possibly dangerous ride. It can also cause multiple health problems for the horse.
  • Round Pen Fundamentals – Base & Footing  By : El Landers
    Horse Round Pen fundamentals begin from the bottom - up: your layered base and footing.
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