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Shampoos for Dogs and Horses - A Guide to Keeping Your Four-Legged Friends Fresh and Fabulous

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  In stables and riding schools you often find not only horses, but also other animals. Dogs for example. There is almost no riding school that does not have at least one 'stable dog'. Despite the differences between dogs and horses, they can live together perfectly, and even form close friendships!   Horses and dogs are both very intelligent and social animals; they have the ability to sense other people's moods – including other animals and people. This way they can feel each other well and communicate with each other.   The best way for horse and dog to become friends is to play together. Researchers have found that horses and dogs respond in the same way when they play and have fun. They even mirror each other's behavior and expressions! While wagging and running, the differences between horse and dog disappear and friendships are formed for life!   These friendships, which they already experienced themselves between their own animals, inspired Johanne E

10 benefits of wireless communication systems for equestrian riding

  Still using mobile phones or shouting over the paddock? In this article we give you 10 reasons why you should use a wireless communication system for horse riding & coaching. 10 benefits of wireless communication systems for equestrian riding Wireless communication systems can no longer be ignored for sporting purposes these days. They also made their way into equestrian sports. You will certainly have encountered these systems at regional and national competitions. In this article we want to briefly explain the 10 benefits of wireless horse instruction systems ” Clear communication: no information is lost. Via a riding bluetooth headset it seems as if your coach or trainer is right next to you.  Train focused: clear communication allows you to give full attention to your training.  Receive and give clear signals to your horse. You can focus more on verbal and non-verbal communication in interaction with your horse (most equestrian headsets have headphones in only 1 ear, so th