https://www.facebook.com/chiropraxis/videos/1536012813138539/

Gewinnspiel: Seite liken & Beitrag teilen & liken - Eine Pferde Chiropraktik- Behandlung gibt es zu gewinnen. ...wenn es mit dem Einhorn mal wieder nicht so läuft und man sich tausend Fragen stellt warum und wo es klemmt stehe ich gerne mit meinem Wissen zur Hilfe. Dieses Angebot gilt für Bayern und Niedersachsen/Bremen/Hamburg. Der Gewinner/die Gewinnerin wird am 17.7.2017 um 17 Uhr gezogen (=

I am glad that saddle sores I see here are not that bad. Still it makes me sick how people treat these poor creatures 😔 Satteldruck in Extremform, zum Glück noch nie hier so gesehen. https://www.facebook.com/princefluffykareem/videos/1527646467281157/

Übungen zur Hinterhandaktivierung: https://kultreiter.de/hinterhand-pferd/

Think whips don't hurt horses? Think again . . . A study conducted by Dr Lydia Tong as part of a Catalyst investigation into whip use in racing showed that horses actually have a thinner epidermis (outer skin layer) than humans and a greater number of nerve endings in this layer. The epidermis is the outer, sensitive layer of skin through which we feel sensations like touch and pain. When racing whips were used on human subjects, they reported stinging and pain. Welts and bruising of the skin were observed and infra red photography indicated higher temperatures in the struck sections. The conclusion being that if whip strikes hurt humans, they are highly likely to hurt horses, especially when we understand that their skin (epidermis) is thinner and more sensitive. The catalyst article focused on horse racing, but the content is relevant for all equestrian sports. When used to train a horse using negative reinforcement, the whip is effective precisely because it hurts, (or if used lightly; frightens, irritates or annoys) the horse, as it motivates the horse to change its behaviour to avoid the discomfort (I will save discussion of the ethics of this for another post). However, the article raises the point that many riders don't understand the underlying principles of negative reinforcement needed to use the whip effectively as a training tool, and so it becomes an instrument used to inflict indiscriminate pain. So next time you reach for your whip, ask yourself whether it's use is really necessary and if you decide it is, take the time to learn how to use it effectively and minimally, to avoid hurting your horse. http://www.horsetalk.co.nz/2015/03/25/whip-use-horses-more-sensitive-pain/#axzz4l3cHkUAK Read the research by Dr Lydia Tong here: http://www.abc.net.au/catalyst/download/Horse_Whipping_report_Dr_Lydia_Tong.pdf Watch the Catalyst episode here: http://www.abc.net.au/catalyst/stories/4201890.htm

Maybe a summer read for you 😊 http://www.horsemagazine.com/thm/2017/06/gerd-heuschmann-the-new-book/

An important read - and why some horses stay sound longer than others (-: hope you all have back movers 😊 https://sacredhorse.com.au/leg-movers-vs-back-movers/

How the horse is supposed to be on the bit - and not as in so many dressage competitions seen ... just because they get good marks or are toplevel riders of their country implicated they ride correctly...

Neue Termine im Norden vom 11.7-14.7 verfügbar. Bei Bedarf einfach mit Ort und möglichen Uhrzeiten/Tagen melden und ich versuche es bei der Terminplanung zu berücksichtigen. Bis bald 😊 - ansonsten wie gewohnt im 2 Wochen Rhythmus New appointments in northern Germany

Bauch-Beine-Po fürs Pferd - oder warum die Stammmuskulatur so wichtig ist 😊 https://www.viscontecocozza.com/an-introduction-to-equine-core-strengthening/

How the riders seat affects the saddle fit: http://thehorsesback.com/seat/