Texas is known for hot summers that leave many residents ready for air conditioning and a cool drink. Because their bodies expel heat less efficiently and generate more heat pound-for-pound than humans, our furry friends
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Category: Monthly Editorial
An Exercise to Slow Down a Speedy Trail Horse
If your horse has a tendency to race ahead when you’re riding in a group, here’s a way to teach him to relax. Find a controlled environment like an arena or a large pasture and
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Tips for Calming an Anxious Horse
Just like humans or any other animal, horses sometimes experience anxiety. There are a lot of reasons your horse may feel stressed or nervous, such as a new environment, sudden noise or other sensation, unfamiliar
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Traveling With Your Horse: How To Have A Happy, Healthy Horse When You Arrive
Get the most out of these last warm months with your horse by using these helpful hints from Guidelines for Horse Transport by Road and Air edited by Catherine W. Kohn. Before Travel Your best
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What’s Behind That Tough-to-Load Horse and How to Remedy the Situation
If you’ve been to any horse event, you’ve seen it: a horse steadfastly refusing to load into a trailer and a group of frustrated humans determined to change his mind. It’s the perfect recipe for
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Watch Out For Canine Eye Conditions
Vision may not be a dog’s strongest sense, but it still plays an important role in daily life. A dog’s eye health can deteriorate because of aging or disease, so dog owners should be aware
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The Home Closing Process Amid Coronavirus: The Seller’s Guide to How Long Will It Take
Selling your home during the coronavirus outbreak is no easy task. So if you’ve managed to find a buyer and accept an offer despite these challenging times, congratulations! You’re almost there. All that’s left is to close the deal.
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