What’s your horse telling you? Equine behaviour makes perfect sense when you consider a horse’s survival instincts and fears and know what makes him feel calm and confident. Learn what’s going on in his mind, as noted horsewoman Cherry Hill describes your horse’s basic needs and routines and responses to sights, smells, sounds, and touch. You will learn to see things from your horse’s point of view, anticipate his reactions to many situations, and adjust your training methods accordingly.
Author: Cherry Hill
Publisher: Storey Publishing
ISBN-10: 1-58017-835-9
Price: $27.95 CAD
Soft cover / 181 pages / colour photographs and diagrams
To order: Contact Storey Publishing at (413) 346-2100,
write to 210 MASS MoCA Way, North Adams, MA, 01247,
USA, or visit www.storey.com

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