Natural Horse Concepts That Help Your Horse Thrive™
A common term that floats around natural horse care circles is wild horse model. Put simply, it means modeling an environment for the domesticated equine that mimics that of a wild horse’s habitat.
This concept can vary because there’s no “one” wild horse model. There are models which are more optimal for the domesticated horse, but there isn’t just one.
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Natural horse care has become a popular approach for maintaining a healthy, vibrant equine whose dignity and spirit are also fully intact.
These three areas – health, dignity, and spirit – are rarely balanced in the domesticated equine, especially if the human has competitive goals.
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Picture this, your farrier or natural hoof trimmer stops by to trim your horse. As he drives up to your barn, you glance at the clock and realize you lost track of time. In a rush, you throw on your coat and run out the door to greet him.
As you approach the truck from the passenger side, he rolls down his window and you say, “I’ll be with you in a minute. I have to get Jewels out of the pasture.”
As you approach Jewels’ living area, you call out her name. She stops eating grass and looks toward you with ears forward, happy to see you.
She meets you half way, then offers to gently put her nose in the halter you’re holding. From there, you and Jewels head to the barn for her hoof care pedicure.
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Soulful Equine’s educational archive continues to grow in both popularity and value.
Since its inception, my goal has been to provide high quality content to our readers. We’ve now accumulated a large archive of articles related to natural horse care.
Since the archive has grown significantly, I wanted to share with you 10 of Soulful Equine’s most visited articles in 2011.
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Have you ever felt confused about the differing opinions and approaches floating around about natural horse care? If so, you’ve probably felt a similar confusion about approaches to your own health.
Is there a common denominator that causes this type of confusion? Absolutely.
Usually if you have a problem, the first thing you do is ask people about the issue you’re having and start surfing the Internet to find a solution. As you search, you find others with the same problem you’re experiencing. You discover that each person used a different approach and each said it worked. You may even try a couple of these approaches but none of them work for your situation.
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