Location: United Kingdom
Member Since:
April 30, 2011
Paula Sainthouse
Biography
Paula Sainthouse has had a lifelong interest in animals and studied animal behaviour to advanced degree level at Newcastle University in the UK. She has a wealth of experience in the care of various small pets and in the care and training of dogs.
She is passionate about horses, has ridden for over 16 years and spent many years working at various North East stables. She is currently taking her BHS exams with the aim of qualifying as a riding instructor. She has already completed her Senior Horse Masters course (Level 2) with The Open College of Equestrian Studies, receiving a merit, and credits her accumulated equine knowledge to a serious book addiction and the helpful input of the many experienced horse people she has been lucky enough to meet in her riding career to date. She would be the first to admit that there are gaps in her understanding and advocates the philosophy; 'the more you learn about horses, the more you realise there is to learn'.
Paula Sainthouse also holds a degree in Psychology. She has since studied public relations to diploma level with the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR) and has a particular interest in corporate social responsibility and internal communications. She has gained experience in various consultancies and is now a freelance writer. She is currently Associate member of the CIPR.
In her spare time she can usually be found at a stable yard, but also enjoys evenings dining out with friends in the North East. She acknowledges an interest in the unusual and the macabre and as well as having an addiction to horror movies has spent some time researching the dark phenomenon of the serial killer.
Currently she shares her home with two German Shepherd dogs and is the proud owner of a four year old Andalusian mare called Ella.
She is passionate about horses, has ridden for over 16 years and spent many years working at various North East stables. She is currently taking her BHS exams with the aim of qualifying as a riding instructor. She has already completed her Senior Horse Masters course (Level 2) with The Open College of Equestrian Studies, receiving a merit, and credits her accumulated equine knowledge to a serious book addiction and the helpful input of the many experienced horse people she has been lucky enough to meet in her riding career to date. She would be the first to admit that there are gaps in her understanding and advocates the philosophy; 'the more you learn about horses, the more you realise there is to learn'.
Paula Sainthouse also holds a degree in Psychology. She has since studied public relations to diploma level with the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR) and has a particular interest in corporate social responsibility and internal communications. She has gained experience in various consultancies and is now a freelance writer. She is currently Associate member of the CIPR.
In her spare time she can usually be found at a stable yard, but also enjoys evenings dining out with friends in the North East. She acknowledges an interest in the unusual and the macabre and as well as having an addiction to horror movies has spent some time researching the dark phenomenon of the serial killer.
Currently she shares her home with two German Shepherd dogs and is the proud owner of a four year old Andalusian mare called Ella.
Where to find Paula Sainthouse online
Books
Your New Horse; Starting Out the Right Way
by Paula Sainthouse
Price:
$2.99 USD.
Words: 61,700.
Language:
English.
Published: December 15, 2013
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Categories:
Nonfiction » Home & Garden » Pets & livestock » Farm animals
Bringing your new horse home is a time of great excitement and joy, but it can also be a time of almost unbearable stress and worry. Often, the process is far from straightforward. This book is written for the person who is about to become a horse owner, outlining what to consider, what you need, how to get ready, and how to begin working successfully with your new partner.
The Life Cycle of the Serial Killer - The Making of Human Monsters; how They Lived and Their Victims Died
by Paula Sainthouse
Price:
$2.99 USD.
Words: 51,330.
Language:
English.
Published: February 26, 2012
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Categories:
Nonfiction » True Crime » Murder » Serial killers
As research continues in the desperate hope of finally establishing what creates a serial killer and preventing future tragedies, this book explores recent theory on the subject and the evidence to support or refute current arguments. From birth and maturity to the ultimate end of their murderous activities, it also charts the life stages and describes the cases of the world’s deadliest killers.
You and Your Ex-Racehorse: A Basic Guide to Caring for and Retraining Your Athletic New Partner
by Paula Sainthouse
Price:
$1.50 USD.
Words: 10,010.
Language:
English.
Published: July 24, 2011
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Categories:
Nonfiction » Home & Garden » Pets & livestock, Nonfiction » Sports & outdoor recreation » Equestrian » General
Every year thousands of horses leave racing. Sadly many will face an uncertain future and are often unfairly regarded as too broken down or bad tempered to make good riding horses. In truth, they can become the most superb partners for the recreational rider and even develop into useful competition prospects. This short book advises on acquiring, caring for and working with an ex-racehorse.
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