Real world tips and information about all things horses
Horses eat a lot. And hay is the foundation of nearly every horse’s diet. But figuring out exactly how much hay a horse eats per day can be confusing, especially if you’re new to horse care. In my experience, this is one of the most common questions new horse owners ask. Feed […]
If you’re new to horses, it can feel overwhelming fast. There’s feeding, grooming, hoof care, training, and a long list of “must-knows” that don’t always get explained clearly. In my experience, most beginners don’t struggle because they don’t care, they struggle because no one lays out the basics in a […]
You’ve probably seen a horse suddenly throw its head up, shake it side to side, or resist the bit. It’s a common behavior but also one that can leave you guessing. In my experience, head tossing is one of those signals that’s easy to ignore at first… until it becomes […]
You’ve probably witnessed, and hopefully not experienced, a horse trying to bite. It can feel surprising, frustrating, and even a little scary, especially if you’re new to horses. In my experience, biting is one of the most misunderstood horse behaviors. Many horse owners assume it’s just aggression, but that’s rarely […]
If you’ve spent time around horses, you’ve probably heard it, that sudden, loud neigh breaking the silence of the night. It can be a little unsettling, especially if it happens often. In my experience, nighttime neighing usually isn’t random. Horses are highly social, aware animals, and when they vocalize after […]
I love that soft, low sound horses make when they see you. It’s not loud like a neigh and not sharp like a snort, it’s something in between. That’s called a nicker, and in my experience, it’s one of the most rewarding sounds a horse owner can hear. Horses don’t […]
Hi there! My name is Kendle. Since I was 13 years old I have owned horses. Most of my knowledge is gained from in-the-field experience. I still have a long way to go to fully master all there is to know about horses and riding but follow along and I’ll share everything I’ve learned.