Horses have been the objects of books and the instruments of human civilization for several thousand years. But their hearts and minds, their daily lives, have rarely been the subject of human attention. A Horse's World strives to change that by offering a neuroscientist's knowledge of equine cognition, perception, communication, society, and emotion--as told through one young horse's real-life story. 

The horse, named True North as a symbol of his central position in the author's life, learns to adapt to human conditions as readers observe the brain-based horsemanship used in his training. Readers share this horse's experience, getting to know his natural world and discovering how starkly it differs from the human world he lives in. In the first six years of their lives together, True and Janet develop a strong bond of mutual trust and the ability to communicate with each other through body language rather than words. As they learn to cooperate, readers share the pair's successes and failures, mistakes and epiphanies, and begin to understand the importance of a close emotional connection for both parties. 
 

A Horse’s World is available in Audiobook.
 

Horse Brain, Human Brain introduces the many differences between horse and human brains. Without this knowledge, we often assume that horses learn, think, perceive, and attend to tasks the way we do. That assumption invites us to work against our horses' brains, expecting them to function in unnatural and counterproductive ways. This book offers the information needed to ride with our horses' brains. Each principle is applied to real everyday issues in the arena or on trail, often illustrated with true stories from Janet’s horse training experience. Written in plain language, Horse Brain, Human Brain is intended for anyone who works with horses.

Since the book's release in June 2020, it has been translated into eight languages and is now available as an audiobook. It was featured in the top eight American books on human brain science for 2021 and in the top two German books on sports for 2022. Horse Brain, Human Brain also won the Japan Racing Association's 2021 Equine Culture Award. The only other American author to receive this award was Laura Hillenbrand in 2004 for her book Seabiscuit.

Hailed as a revolution in horsemanship, Horse Brain, Human Brain has taken Janet all over Europe, Australia, North America, and Asia, introducing her to thousands of like-minded horse enthusiasts--and often, their horses--in presentation locations that range from muddy outdoor corrals to the finest country clubs at the World Equestrian Center. 

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Horse Brain, Human Brain is available in Audiobook.
 

 Horse Brain, Human Brain is available in Japanese from Pan Rolling.

Horse Brain, Human Brain is available in German from Kosmos Verlag.

Horse Brain, Human Brain is available in Polish from Galaktyka.

Horse Brain, Human Brain is available in Italian from Edizioni Mediterranee.

Horse Brain, Human Brain is available in French from Éditions Vigot.

Horse Brain, Human Brain is available in Czech from Arcaro, Ltd.

Horse Brain, Human Brain is available in Korean from Koonja Publishing.

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