Considering the Horse: Tales of Problems Solved and Lessons Learned

Equus
" … a Colorado clone of James Herriot reveals the evolution of his training skills through well-told tales."


Book Description
Mark Rashid’s entertaining stories will introduce you to quiet solutions for resolving training problems from the horse’s point of view. Topics include ground manners, picking up feet, headshyness, trailer loading, mounting problems, balking, and head tossing. If you are about to buy a horse and definitely if you are about to sell your horse because of problems, or even if you only wish you owned a horse, this book will give you a whole new perspective into the horse’s point of view.


About the Author
Mark Rashid has worked with horses since he was ten years old. His articles on solving problems from the horse’s point of view have been published in "Western Horseman" and "Western Horse." He lives with his wife, Wendy, and their three children in Estes Park, Colorado, where he continues to train horses and teach his horse training methods. Western artist and entertainer Ron Ball has been drawing and painting horses and the West as long as he can remember. He lives on his Lazy Easel Ranch near Estes Park, Colorado.


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Coming from the horse's point of view, these entertaining stories quiet, compassionate solutions to horse training problems with insights so simple they are startling. Readers will be amazed at the ways horses communicate with humans beings in this unique horse owner's guide. Illustrations.


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