The bond between me and my horse should be magical - why is it not?
It is interesting when I meet people who have bought the book because I am often told that 'after reading the book "Understanding your Horse's Emotions" it has changed the way I look at my horse'. I am thrilled because the hero of the book is the horse and to understand them will allow the rider to foster a better bond and an awareness of why they do certain things. The reader also tell me 'I became more sympathetically, knowledgeably and in-tuned with my horse'.
"Understanding Your Horse's Emotions" is an ideal book for horse owners who want to know more about the way horses sees their world. The book will also help understand why horses do certain things and how better to bond with these magnificent creatures.
BOOK CONTENTS
- Inside the Mind of Your Horse
- The Difference Between the Emotions of a Horse and a Human
- Understanding the Character Behind the Emotions
- Fight or Flight: the Survival Factor
- Looking at the Worldas the Horse Sees it
- Smell:the Horse's Sixth Sense?
- What Horses Can Hear and How Sounds Affect Their Emotions
- How Our Own Emotions Affect Our Horses
- Conclusion
- Bibiography
- Index
Contact Larry - send me an email
Understanding Your Horse's Emotions
Phone: 07973525475
E-mail: info@larrybensusan.co.uk
Buy the book "Understanding your Horse's Emotions. £18.99
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Thanks for the many wonderful comments after giving my talk on "Understanding your horse's emotions" at the British Dressage camp at Keysoe. - Larry was fab his talk was brilliant and everyone was talking about the amazing information on why horses do what they do and our responsibility to them.
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Dr Sarah Paul research on the colours horses see - promoted in the Daily Telegraph 2nd February 2018 and on Radio 5 breakfast. Sarah's findings confirm writen in my book "Understanding Your Horse's Emotions" which was published in 2012. In the book I mentioned that when choosing the colour of jumps serious consideration is needed because many horses are colour blind to red (more explanation is in the book on how horses see colour) The original research on this subject was by EB Hanggi, JF Ingersoll, TL Waggoner. J Comp (2007)
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