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Do You Know About the History of Horses?

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Humans and horses have a long and storied history. From once being simply a means of travel to becoming modern-day companions, horses have truly been all things to all people. To learn more about horses, their history, and how to care for them, check out these resources and call Bar-Bar-A at (888) 833-9821.

·Voice of America has an interesting article about the history of horses in North America. Although there were horses indigenous to what is now the Unites States, those animals went extinct approximately 10,000 years ago. The horses on the continent today are descended from those brought over by European colonists.

· The Australian discusses the resurgence of Przewalski's horses, which are more closely related to prehistoric horses than to modern animals. Przewalski's horses went extinct in the wild in approximately 1969; but thanks to captive breeding, there are now 250 Przewalski's horses in Mongolia.

· Planet Earth online explores the origins of domesticated horses.

· The University of Maine offers tips about how to keep your horses safe during the winter.

· In the modern world, horses aren’t just for riding: They can also be service animals. Read this article about one woman and her seeing-eye horse.

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