As the summer temperatures rise and we all rush outside to get some sun, it is important to remember that our horses may not feel the same as we do and often struggle in the heat.

Justine Harrison | Equine Behaviourist16 July 2016Equine Welfare, Equine Physiology, Horse Behaviour, Equine Behaviour, Primary Needs, Equine Heatstroke

Why does my horse do that?

Is your horse telling you something when he's yawning, pawing the ground or licking and chewing?

Justine Harrison | Equine Behaviourist23 January 2016Displacement Behvaiours, Equine Behaviour, Equine Pain, Equine Emotions, Equine Physiology, Equine Behaviour Problems

Is your horse stressed?

Horse owners often think their equines have an easy life - but in fact, stress could be negatively impacting on their horse’s health and wellbeing far more than they realise.