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5 Important Tips About Horse Training

Before you start training a horse there are some important basics to remember. 1. Body Language is Important Horses seem to be fearful and that is probably because they are guided by instinct and because they are prey animals it may be the reason why they seem reserved, even scared in situations that are new…

HorseTraining

How to Work With an Aggressive Horse

It may be hard to accept, but it’s important to remember that your horse won’t be nice all the time. While it can be a very scary and serious situation, horse owners need to keep in mind that the hooves and teeth are a horse’s weapons and are used by them in the wild for…

Greyhounds

The Dos and Don’ts of Greyhound Exercising

While your greyhound will likely spend most of its time lazing about the house, it’s important that they get the opportunity to burn off this conserved energy on a daily basis. While you may look very laidback while indoors, the truth is that a greyhound needs at least 1 hour of exercise daily. Playing in…

Greyhounds

Greyhound Crate Training Tips

Crate training or crating can be somewhat controversial, but many people believe that it’s a healthy option for dog training and can keep a dog safe while they are home alone. When used correctly there is absolutely nothing wrong with crating your Greyhound, and these tips will help you train your dog to enjoy the…

HorseBreeding

Guide to Perfect Nutrition for Thoroughbred Foals

Foals are entirely dependent upon their mother’s milk for all nutritional needs up to the age of approximately 5 months old, but their curious natures generally equates to them starting to nibble on grass and feed before they reach weaning age. Most foals don’t require extra nutrition besides what they receive from their mothers, but…

HorseBreeding

8 Tips to Caring for a Pregnant Broodmare

Caring for a pregnant broodmare is not complicated, but it does require a bit more work and consideration than caring for any other horse. Following our step-by-step guide should set your mind at ease if your broodmare has never foaled before, but if it any point you’re concerned about your broodmare or her unborn foal,…

Greyhounds

How to Choose the Best Collar for Your Greyhound

All domestic animals should wear a collar, whether it is to hold an identification tag, for walks, or simply for decoration – collars come in all shapes and size. However, if you’ve spent a fair amount of time with greyhounds, you may have noticed that most don’t wear a standard dog collar, but one…

Greyhounds

4 Common Health Issues Found in Greyhounds

When it comes to breeds like the Greyhound, many people around the world are adamant on keeping their dog’s offspring as pure as possible, which means that crossbreeding is almost entirely unheard of. While this has become more unpopular in recent years, purebred breeding is still fairly common, especially when it comes to Greyhounds. Whether…

Greyhounds

Taking a Greyhound to the Dog Park

Taking a Greyhound to the park is a great place for them to socialise and to get some exercise especially for dog owners that do not have a yard that is fenced in. Greyhounds need to walk at least once a day and taking them to the park a few times a week is very…

Greyhounds

The Breed History of The Greyhounds

As one of the world’s most famous dog breeds, the Greyhound has gained massive popularity throughout the world. While they were once famed for their roles as hunters, it wouldn’t be until they found themselves on the racetrack did they gain worldwide popularity. Fast, sleep, and powerful, Greyhounds have ruled the track for the better…