DID I REALLY MEAN TO BUY A HORSE IBD

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WeâÇÖve all heard the saying, 'horses are a lot of work.' But if dealing with your horseâÇÖs attitude is taking up all of your time, energy, and money, it might be time to take a closer look at whatâÇÖs going on.Author Meredith Hill has spent over 30 years observing and learning about horses in a variety of settings.áFrom high-stress show barns to local rescues, she strives to achieve what she calls a 'working relationship' of mutual respect with every horse she works with.áSharing her experiences and heart-warming stories about her own horses, Hill provides readers with a wealth of information, including:âúô How horses and their wild instincts evolvedâúô How to determine if a horse is misbehaving or not feeling wellâúô How to assess your horseâÇÖs behavior, including common behavioral issuesâúô How to read your horseâÇÖs body language and facial expressionsâúô How professionals can help us and our horses on the path to behaving well and demonstrating good mannersWhether youâÇÖre a new horse owner, a beginner to all things equine, or a seasoned equestrian whoâÇÖs facing a new problem horse, Did I Really Mean to Buy a Horse?áWhat to Do When Your Horse Is Acting Like a Monster, and When (and How) to Call for Help is the ultimate resource for understanding what your horse is trying to tell you.áCommunicating with a horse is learning a new language, as Ms. Hill points out, and learning to 'speak horse' can take some patience and assistance.Consider Did I Really Mean to Buy a Horse?áWhat to Do When Your Horse Is Acting Like a Monster, and When (and How) to Call for Help if your horse has a bad reputation due to:âúô Cribbingâúô Weavingâúô Kickingâúô Bitingâúô Spookingâúô Any of the endlessly creative bad habits horses can haveCombining Why Does My Horse Act Like This: Understanding Equine Behavior in your New Horseáand The Well-Mannered Horse: Developing an Ideal Equine Buddy, this book offers page after page of advice, words of wisdom, and patient encouragement from professional horsewoman Meredith Hill.áYouâÇÖll also find a plethora of resources to help you:âúô Find a trainer, veterinarian, farrier, or behaviorist to help youâúô Make good decisions regarding your horseâÇÖs behaviorâúô Feel less intimidated and afraid of your horseâÇÖs attitudeâúô Understand why your horse may be acting up or being rudeâúô And ultimately, strengthen your relationship with your horseTraining horses isnâÇÖt for everyone, but Meredith Hill helps new riders and experienced equestrians alike learn more about their horse in Did I Really Mean to Buy a Horse?áWhat to Do When Your Horse Is Acting Like a Monster, and When (and How) to Call for Help.