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The RSPCA hopes its new tools will not “educate” owners, but help them look at equine welfare differently

Many dogs seem to go from a calm, mild-mannered companion to a frenzied screaming beast when you open the back door. He may be bird or squirrel obsessed, perhaps there are people on a footpath, or he

You may not have the ability to change other people but you do have the power to improve your relationship with them

Experts debated whether being involved in sport is to the benefit or the detriment of our horses

FOR dogs living in city centres or flats, daily walks can sometimes be tricky. Perhaps the weather is dreadful, the pavements too hot, or your schedule unexpectedly changes. Whatever the reason, there

The Boekelo designer Adrian Ditcham on watching horses jump, paint pantones and dreaming up a Burghley track