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Bookshop - Behaviour
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There are reasons for bad behavior in horses (just as there are with
children) and the only way we can hope to solve the problem is to
understand the cause. No single book can give you the answers -
but they will all promote thought and help you to discover more about
why your horse does that!
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The
Problem Horse
Karen
Bush
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The
Behaviour of Horses
Marthe Kiley-Worthington
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Thinking
with Horses
Henry
Blake
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manual addresses typical problems, those that arise in training, in the
stable, in the pasture, under saddle, over fences and when traveling.
Also included are tips for handling unusual or potentially dangerous
situations. |
An expert in animal behaviour
and training makes an interesting study into how horses feel, think and
learn and has applied this knowledge to their training. |
Henry
Blake encourages riders to think more about why their horse behaves in a
particular way - believing understanding his point-of-view is the key to
mutual respect and understanding. |
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Understanding
Your Horse
Lesley
Bayley, Richard
Maxwell
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Enlightened
Equitation
Heather
Moffett
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Improve
Your Horse's Well-Being :
A Step-By-Step Guide to Ttouch and Tteam
Training
Linda Tellington-Jones
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understand and communicate with horses. It shows how to interpret their
signals, from the subtle flick of an ear to the very clear message given
by a well-aimed bite. |
The author argues that good
horsemanship is about partnership not domination and aims to demystify
the techniques of riding through simple, logical explanation and clear
illustrations. |
Tellington-Jones
has won many disciples with her systematic approach to problem
solving. This book offers a step-by-step introduction to her
methods. |
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in Touch with Horses Linda Tellington-Jones,
Sybil Taylor
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The Nature of Horses
Stephen Budiansky
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Handling
Your Problem Horse
Sallie
Walrond |
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| The author of this work
describes how the personality traits of horses are revealed through a
close and detailed study of their physical make-up. She then describes a
range of exercises that she has developed to bring about impressive
changes to a horse's behaviour, temperament and performance. |
Probably
the most comprehensive and well researched book explaining equine
behaviour - the author is a scientific writer and a practical
horseman. Answers all the questions: how intelligent are horses,
how do they play, how well can they see, how they communicate.
Everyone who wants to understand horses better should read this - again
and again. |
Examines the causes, preventions
and cures of over 50 different problems associated with riding, driving
and handling horses. Among topics discussed are: difficulties in
catching; boxing; clipping; saddling; grooming; fear of injections;
bucking; kicking; head shaking; and bolting |
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