Horses body language

Horses mainly rely on body language to convey their emotions, unlike humans. Being able to identify these cues can significantly strengthen the connection between the horse and its owner.

Horses use body parts individually, as well as together, to communicate different things such as pain, anger, discomfort, excitement, or irritation. It's important to remember that horses are prey animals, so it's their instinct to choose...

Knowing a horses body parts is key to good horsemanship. In the Horse Diagram below we outline the key body parts that you should know.

Horses fill our hearts with love, and they express themselves in many ways. But how exactly do horses show affection?

Equine Body Language

Guest post by Andrea from Horse Glam. We have all wondered, and even joked, about what our horses would say if they could talk. I have a whole blog section called Chloe’s Chatter dedicated to…

A horse's movements and gestures all mean something. If you want to understand, you'll have to take notice of horse body language. This guide will help.

Observing and learning horse behavior is not a big secret. Learn how a horse communicates through body language and how to read your own horse.

Horses communicate in many ways, including body language, from tail movements to ear position. Here, we discuss how horses use their ears to communicate. | #ihearthorses #horsefacts #horseears #eqlife #horses

Carolina | Equine Behaviorist on Instagram: "Body language is the first “lesson” in truly connecting with your horse. Before we think about correcting behavior or teaching tricks, we need to understand what our horses are trying to tell us. Often, behaviors we want to “fix” are really just signals—signs of confusion, stress, or curiosity. In our course, we dive deep into reading those subtle signs so you can truly know what your horse is feeling and how to respond in ways they understand…