Story Time With Stephanie and Ransom
Do you ever feel frozen with fear? It’s human nature to feel fear and that’s okay. What matters is that you have strategies for managing fear when it surfaces.
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Tips for Using Natural Fly Control for Horses
Although springtime is a beautiful time of year, it also brings with it those pesky little creatures you and your horses hate so much… flies.
Many equine guardians struggle with fly pest control, and those who truly love their horses want to do what they can to decrease or eliminate these pests in a natural and non-toxic manner.
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How to Learn Something Faster Than Your Horse
Did you know that horses learn much faster than we do? To some, that may sound strange, but I have no doubt this is true. They also learn exactly what we teach them to do, and quickly.
Most people don’t realize that anytime they’re around their horse, they’re teaching them something. Therefore, if you consistently create positive habits and patterns, what your horse learns from you will produce a positive outcome. The same holds true for destructive or inferior learning patterns.
It’s a powerful concept, especially where horse behavior is concerned.
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7 Guaranteed Ways to Give Natural Hoof Care a Bad Name
I’m sure, at one time or another, we’ve all heard the good, the bad, and the ugly about taking a horse barefoot. You’ve probably gotten wind of numerous barefoot stories, read articles on websites, read about it in popular publications, or you may have witnessed it yourself.
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When the Experts Fail Us
Many of us have been in a situation where we’ve relied on an “expert” for advice. Maybe it was with your own health or the health of a loved one.
What type of outcome did you have? Was it a success or a failure? Nowadays when it comes to health care, it seems that people have been conditioned to believe that an improvement in symptoms should be considered a success.
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