Horse Behavior Hub

Welcome to our Horse Behavior Hub! Here we’ll share expert advice on everything from how horses communicate to troubleshooting common behavioral issues. Understanding why your horse behaves the way he does is essential for building a lasting bond, promoting good equine welfare, and ensuring safe horse-human interactions.

Have an equine behavior topic you want to learn more about? Let us know! Email us today at mynewhorse@equinenetwork.com.

why do horses roll? a dark bay horse rolls in the grass.
Why Horses Roll: What's Normal and What's Not
Learn the reasons behind this natural behavior—from insect control to communication—and when rolling might signal a problem.
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two donkeys in a paddock showing mule and donkey body language and behavior
Understanding Donkey and Mule Body Language
a gray horse in a stall hangs his head over the door
Why Is My Horse Kicking the Stall?  
close-up image of shavings in a clean horse stall with a bucket and pitchfork
Why Does My Horse Eat the Stall Bedding?
Environmental enrichment for horses. A gray Arabian horse plays with a yellow ball in the pasture.
Environmental Enrichment for Horses: Why It Matters and How to Provide It
A man in a cowboy hat helps a cowgirl saddle her western horse in a barn aisle
Why Is My Horse Girthy? Common Causes and What to Do
A food aggressive paint horse guards his pile of hay in the pasture
How To Deal With Food Aggression in Horses
a woman in a blue shirt leads a gray horse in western tack
4 Beginner Horse Handling Mistakes (And How to Avoid Them)
a chestnut horse paws and plays in a puddle in a spring field
Poll: How Does Your Horse React to Puddles?
A palomino mare is tied to a hitching post outside the barn on a sunny day
How to Tie a Horse Safely: Do's and Don'ts
needles, injections, and vaccinations can trigger fear responses in horses
Understanding Fear Response in Horses and How it Develops
companionship is key to a horse's mental well-being. Two gray and chestnut Arabian horses touch noses in a field.
How to Meet Your Horse’s Mental Needs
a gray horse sniffs a woman's outstretched hands. how to bond with a new horse using these practical tips that foster trust, confidence, and a lasting partnership
How To Bond With Your New Horse 
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