Covers the horse's background, senses, social behavior, and health, explaining the effects of heritage and anatomy on hearing, sight, balance, coordination, and behavior
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"If you love horses and want to know as much as you can about them, then The Way of the Horse: How to See the World Through His Eyes is for you." Beginning with a thorough discussion of the equine background, including the evolution of horses, their heritage, hot- and cold-blooded breeds, and life-span characteristics, editor Jane Kidd proceeds to the senses in chapter 2--sight and hearing, horse as herbivore, balance and coordination, intelligence and survival--then horse behavior in chapter 3, and health and fitness in chapter 4. The final chapter is in Q&A format, with topics ranging from specific behavioral problems and health concerns to grooming techniques and gender-specific issues. Filled throughout with more than 300 full-color photographs and illustrations, this beautiful book is perfect for the devoted horse owner and those who admire this magnificent animal from afar.
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- PublisherHowell Book House
- Publication date1998
- ISBN 10 0876050291
- ISBN 13 9780876050293
- BindingHardcover
- Edition number1
- Number of pages208
- EditorKidd Jane