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What plans or changes can you make now to ensure your senior horses are comfortable and well cared for into their golden years? And what decisions can you make now… so when the time comes you are well prepared?

Laurie and her family knew all too well what can happen in the heat of summer traveling in an all-aluminum trailer. A feature that was really important to her when searching for a new trailer was material of the trailer, and the ability to remain cool while traveling.

Horse trailer safety is always our number one concern. That’s why we spend so much time writing articles to help our readers understand how to protect their horses. That’s also why the photos here were so disturbing for us to receive.

After years of having no problems with her horses loading or unloading, Trisha suddenly found herself in a sticky situation with one nervous loader and one stubborn loader. Read how her Double D Trailer made both her and her horses happy and less stressed!

You’ve probably seen your horse curl her lip up when presented with a strange new smell. For many horse owners, this is the best glimpse you’ll ever get of your horse’s teeth. Still, a basic understanding of how horse teeth work is important for any owner to have.

And if your horse is ridden less during the winter months, there’s a good chance he could become bored, grumpy or even destructive! Researchers have looked at horses who spend a lot of time in their stalls and they have a few ways to help. In this article, we’re going to look at the best ways you can help your horse beat away the winter blues.

Having a properly stocked horse first aid kit is crucial for the safety of your horses, especially when traveling in a horse trailer.

After having trouble hauling in the mountains with her old trailer, Sharon decided it was time for an upgrade. She purchased a Safetack 2 Horse Bumper Pull Trailer from Double D Trailers.

Note: This article was originally written at the end of 2020, and a new survey has been completed and reported on by Double D Trailers for the year of 2024.  A Fresh Start for Equestrians As we welcome 2024, the spirit of new beginnings energizes us. January, a time for resolutions and setting goals, offers […]

While humans battle COVID-19, our horses have their own war to wage. In this article, we’ll look at the top infectious diseases caused by viral and bacterial infections that plague our four-legged friends. You’ll hear from two respected veterinarians who break it all down. Plus, you’ll learn the top ways you can prevent the spread of viruses to your own horses.

Like it or not, winter is here! For many of us, this means freezing temperatures, hot mugs of cocoa, and fuzzy horses snug out in the barn. But there’s no reason winter can’t also be a great time to enjoy traveling with your trailer. Read on to find our top tips for safe trailer use when the weather is cold!

We’ve talked before about the importance of having a strong floor and roof in your horse trailer. But what about those walls? Will they be strong and durable enough to protect your horse while he’s traveling down the highway?

Ask around and you’re bound to get mixed opinions on the value of using nitrogen in your horse trailer tires. That’s why we’re going to break down this topic and reveal the very real benefits of using nitrogen in your horse trailer’s tires. The scientific evidence might just change your mind.

In this second article, we’ll look at the concepts of “target training” to help your horse follow more advanced commands. Once again, we’re going to share some techniques taught by horse trainer Hannah Weston of Connection Training.

People are using equine clicker training to teach their horses to be more calm and respectful when being handled. Clicker training can also be a useful way to teach your horse to do fancier tricks like bowing, carrying balls, or even loading calmly onto the horse trailer!

Christine from CT purchased a Safetack Reverse 2 Horse Bumper Pull, and she loves what her Double D Trailers provides for both her and her horses. .

Corinne and her horses were in the path of the Chehalem/Bald Peak fire and were forced to evacuate. Her Double D Trailer was crucial in her experience.

We’ve all watched in horror as the recent wildfires have swept through portions of the Western United States. Read on to hear a woman's important firsthand account of how to safely perform horse evacuation when the danger comes too close.

Mike, a firefighter from SC, shares his experience as to why he upgraded to a Double D Trailer after taking a large animal safety class.

This horse body language guide will help you decode common equine behaviors and understand what your horse is telling you through their posture, expressions, and movements.