KEEPING YOUR HORSE AT HOME: Beginner's Quick Guide: What You Need to Know To Keep Your Horse Healthy and Happy On Your Own Property

As a horse trainer and riding coach, I often get calls for help from well-intentioned horse lovers who thought keeping their horse on their own property would be a dream, but instead it has turned into a nightmare. 

I wrote this book to help guide people just like you through what can be a confusing and emotional journey.

"Keeping Your Horse at Home: Beginners Guide" is the second in a series of books that I have written as a guide for people who want to enjoy a true partnership with a horse or horses.

I'm Anne Gage, The Horse Riding Confidence Coach, and in "Keeping Your Horse At Home: Beginner's Quick Guide", I provide tips to help you decide whether having your horse at home is the best decision for you and your horse, reduce the stress for both of you and get your new partnership off on the right foot.

I give you specific tips to help you decide if your property is appropriate for keeping horses, how to set up your property to keep your horse healthy and happy, what to do before your horse arrives and how to introduce your new horse to his new home and herd mates.

This guide provides information to help you understand and prepare for the real financial costs of keeping your horse at home - including a budget worksheet.

While looking after your own horse at your own home is an immensely fulfilling experience, it also requires a lot of commitment and hard work.

This guide prepares you for that commitment and offers suggestions for ways to make the experience as positive and rewarding as possible … for you as well as for your horse.

Deciding to keep your horse at home requires careful thought and planning. It’s very easy to get caught up in the excitement and emotions of having your horse right outside your back door.

The tips in this guide can help you make smart decisions and make keeping your horse at home a happy experience for both you and your horse.

Here is a Preview of What You’ll Learn …

• The real costs of keeping your horse at home
• What you must have on your property to keep your horse safe and healthy
• What to do before your horse arrives
• What to do when your horse arrives
• How to safely introduce him to other horses
• How to get your new partnership off on the right foot - right from the start
• How to Take a Your First Ride - to make it a positive experience for both of you
• How to build a support network - because you won't always want to be on your own
• Much more!