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Saying goodbye to a beloved horse is one of the hardest decisions an owner can face. In this deeply personal reflection, Désirée Braganza, EdD, EBQ, shares the story of Asher and Benji’s final walk, exploring themes of connection, synchrony, and grief. With insights on end-of-life considerations, honoring a horse’s autonomy, and coping with loss, this piece offers comfort and perspective for those navigating similar moments.
With hundreds of horses needing trims, Meg finds a way to make hoof care safer, smoother, and more positive for both the horses and the humans involved.
Lateralization, or a horse’s natural preference for one side, impacts movement, training, and performance. This article explores its role in both wild and domestic horses, offering expert insights on why asymmetry isn’t always a flaw but a functional trait.
There’s no one-size-fits-all approach, but these guidelines can help you create a safe, low-stress transition when introducing a new horse to a group. And not every horse thrives in a traditional group setting, and that’s okay. Your horse’s safety and comfort are a priority over idealized herd living.
