Relaxed & Forward Blog

Do Horses Fear Death?

  It's been an ordinary year. Animals died here. What could be more normal? Infinity Farm has an extended herd...
Read More about Do Horses Fear Death?

Photo & Poem: Braced

  Black eyes sunk deep in her skull, certain she knows what will come next. The trail of scars on...
Read More about Photo & Poem: Braced

The Thing About Donkeys

I wrote about mares and the response was so huge that I felt guilty and wrote about geldings. Since then,...
Read More about The Thing About Donkeys

Affirmative Training for Colts and Fillies

  Foals are irresistible. They are precocious and lively; they cavort and air gallop and sleep flat-out. When they wake...
Read More about Affirmative Training for Colts and Fillies

Brain Science as a Training Aid

  It was a two-day-long science class and we were promised a brain dissection. I signed up immediately and have...
Read More about Brain Science as a Training Aid

Photo & Poem: Missing Her

  Haunted by her hooves, jagged edges tilting her balance, she stood in filth, wooden pallets cobbled into a pen....
Read More about Photo & Poem: Missing Her

Calming Signals and Preacher Man: Still “Reactive” After All These Years

Bear with me, please. I miss my dogs, one in particular. I'm in Dunedin, and he's 12,620 km away. It...
Read More about Calming Signals and Preacher Man: Still “Reactive” After All These Years

Behavioral Euthanasia of Horses

  "Anna, do you have any articles that touch on behavioral euthanasia?" It's from a question about a rescue horse...
Read More about Behavioral Euthanasia of Horses

Horses in Solitary.

This is my fence panel. I lost count of the other's just like it, eight, I think. I find them...
Read More about Horses in Solitary.

Learning to Let Go: Pearl

This slideshow requires JavaScript.

She arrived at Infinity Farm unceremoniously. We moved a fence panel, backed the rig in close, and...
Read More about Learning to Let Go: Pearl
Search
Categories

Subscribe to Blog via Email

Enter your name and email to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.