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Surgery improves mare behavior

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New thinking about cribbing

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Are you setting your horse up for bad behavior?

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Smells that help horses stay calm

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Managing a “macho” gelding

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How to Interpret Your Horse's Head Bobs

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4 ways to prevent pasture injuries

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A surprising reason for foal rejection

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How to stop stall weaving in horses

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Shorter winter days lead to lower hormone levels and, in some cases, mellower mares.

Why Winter Alters "Marish" Behavior

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Improve your horse's mealtime manners

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Calming without medication

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Assessing injuries after a horse fight

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Q&A: After an accident

If your horse's ears are pointed backward but not pinned, it often means he's listening to something behind him.

Q&A: Help for a stall kicker