Indoor Safety Horse Stalls Horse Stables with swing doors or sliding door

Indoor Safety Horse Stalls Horse Stables with swing doors or sliding door

These standards and codes are only enforced during competitions or races, but they should also be respected during daily training and handling of the horses. No horse should be entered in a competition or race until the preparatory training has made it is mentally and physically ready.

Horses are used in connection with tourism in different ways. This may be to carry tourists to sights of interest, including horse trekking with or without a guide, or as carriage horses to drive tourists on sight-seeing tours etc. Tourists may not have sufficient knowledge about horses to spot welfare problems, they may not see the welfare of the horse as their responsibility, or they may repress, what they see, because they want to go on the sight-seeing tour. It is therefore essential for the welfare of these horses that the persons responsible for them have the necessary knowledge and willingness to ensure that the horses’ needs for rest, water, feed, protection from inclement weather, a well-fitting equipment and hoof care are met.

Docking the tail and trimming the whiskers of horses should be prohibited; the same should apply to the nicking of tendons to affect tail carriage. Docking of a horses’ tail may only be carried out for veterinary reasons.

No other mutilations should be performed on horses, except castration, which should only be carried out by a veterinarian and performed under anaesthesia followed by long lasting analgesia.

Horses should not be bred in a manner that may entail suffering or affect their natural behaviour. Horses with a hereditary of diseases, defects or other traits that may inflict pain, suffering or other defects in the offspring should not be used for breeding. Horses with a high frequency of difficulty giving birth or producing offspring that are born dead should also not be used. A female horse may become sexually mature around one and a half to two years. However, if bred that early it may compromise their growth, thus breeding should not begin until the mare is three to four years old.

The mare should be kept in the environment where foaling is to take place approx. one month before foaling, in order for her to produce antibodies related to the environment. Vaccination against influenza and tetanus should for the same reason take place approx. three weeks before expected time of foaling. Vaccination against Herpes Virus type 1 and 4 should also be considered depending om the disease situation in the area, where the horses are kept. The antibodies are transferred to the foal via colostrum (antibody-rich milk produced the just before and the first few days after foaling). Colostrum protects the foal from possible disease agents in the environment. It is therefore important that the foal drinks milk from the mare within a few hours.

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