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Afascinating journey into theequineemotional world
Offering a good basis for horse owners to learn to relate better to their horses, this book introduces readers to the language of horses,their astonishing mental capabilities, and their deepest emotions.Thereis background information and practicaltools here for ownersto develop a more harmonious relationship to their horses and to school their horses without using force but in a positive, pro-active way. Written in an accessible, sometimes light-heartedstyle from a practical point of view,it successfully bridgesthe gap between science and the daily experience ofthose who dealwith horses.
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