The modern equine industry often defaults to solitary stabling, with horses confined to boxes for long periods. Though traditional stabling provides perceived benefits (ease of feeding, monitoring, and injury prevention), it overlooks a critical fact: Horses are inherently social animals. This dissonance between biology and management has consequences. This article explores the science behind horse housing, the behavioural implications of isolation, and the promise of a more socially enriched future.
Horse Lover's Math
Understanding math through horses
