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The concept of a "paddock paradise" encourages movement through the creation of a series of pathways or 'tracks,' with various stimuli, such as strategically placed feeding spots and watering holes, incorporated within or alongside the tracks in order to activate curiosity or movement. Other natural lifestyle and horsekeeping topics examined by Jackson in Paddock Paradise include Diet and Feeding recommendations; Water and Watering Behavior, Dung and Dominance; Rolling, Pawing and Bathing; Resting, Sleeping and Grooming Behaviors; Combat and Playtime, Prey & Predator Behaviors; and the concept of Relative Dominance. |
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