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Horse Behaviour

Knowing what your horse is thinking and why he behaves the way he does is tricky to say the least! So with that in mind we’ve put together plenty of useful advice to help you manage your horse’s behaviour and to ensure he’s happy at all times.

  • 29 July 2026

    Learn to read your horse’s body language with this advice

    by Emily Bevan

  • Pictured are the ears of a chestnut horse with one ear forward and the other flicking back: the horse is listening to something behind them

    19 July 2026

    This is what a horse’s ear positions tell you about their mood

    by Aimi Clark

  • 29 June 2026

    Horse behaviour: why every single thing they do has meaning

    by Emily Bevan

  • Discomfort when being tacked up could be a sign of a cold-backed horse — or maybe poor saddle fit

    25 June 2026

    Cold-backed horse? Vet explains what this means and how you can help

    by Dr Rob Jackson

  • 8 June 2026

    Rehab specialist explains how to stop a horse biting

    by Grace Shayler

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  • Pictured is a chestnut horse rearing up with a rider on board

    4 June 2026

    This is what to do if the horse you are riding starts rearing up

    by Aimi Clark

  • 1 June 2026

    How to tell if a horse is happy: behaviourist reveals 13 key signs

    by Aimi Clark

  • Pictured is a grey horse bucking with a rider on board while competing in a showjumping event

    1 June 2026

    How to stop a horse bucking: BHS senior coach explains

    by Alison Kenward

  • Pictured is a bay mare between two other horses with her ears flat back looking angry and moody

    11 May 2026

    An in-season mare shouldn’t be dismissed as being ‘moody’ — and this is why

    by Allison Lowther

  • Pictured are two bay horses in a field, one horse grabbing the other horse's headcollar, showing playful behaviour and communication

    30 April 2026

    Six things every rider needs to know about horse communication

    by Aimi Clark

  • Pictured is a herd of horses in the field, one standing and dozing, three lying down but sitting up, the other lying flat out. These are the three answers to the question of how do horses sleep

    27 April 2026

    How do horses sleep? Experts explain

    by Aimi Clark

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