| Horses are constantly “talking.” Even subtle signs—a nose wrinkle, an ear twitch, a clamped tail—can communicate volumes of important information. Those who take the time to “listen” to their horses’ body language are rewarded with a deeper understanding of how their horses are feeling. In this volume of Stable Management Extra, Nancy S. Loving, DVM, shares her expertise in interpreting and evaluating equine body language. |
FEATURED IN THIS SPECIAL REPORT:
- How to determine if your horse is “acting out” or in pain
- 24 behavioral markers that could mean your horse is hurting
- What could constant bit chomping indicate?
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