This blog article explores ways to prevent biting in donkeys by setting clear boundaries, and explains how to avoid common mistakes.

We speak to our donkey nutrition adviser Sarah Worth to reveal which spring and summer produce is safe for donkeys, and which ones you should avoid.

We speak to our donkey nutrition adviser Sarah Worth for the lowdown on which fruit and vegetables to grow (or not!) when giving donkeys a tasty winter treat.

Worried about how your donkeys may react to fireworks on Bonfire Night? Here’s how you can help your animals brave the bangs.

Well thought out autumn and winter care is essential as the colder months arrive. Here are our top tips to introduce autumnal enrichment to your donkeys.

Donkeys have certain behavioural traits which is important to understand before handling or training.

Most animal groups structure themselves in unique ways, whether a flock of birds, a group of humans or a herd of donkeys. Learn more about the dynamics of a donkey herd here.

Donkeys have a reason for everything they do. Their behaviour is controlled and influenced by a wide range of factors. Misunderstanding of the donkeys’ true nature and behaviour leads to a number of incorrect but common beliefs.

While donkeys and horses share some similar characteristics, when it comes to understanding donkey behaviour there are some subtle yet distinct differences. Read more about their different behaviour.

The idea that donkeys form strong pair-bonds with other donkeys has been common knowledge among donkey owners for centuries.

White line disease, or ‘seedy toe’, is one of the most common causes of foot issues among donkeys in the UK, and a condition that staff at The Donkey Sanctuary see all too often.

Getting early help is the key to safely and successfully resolving donkey and mule behaviour issues. Learn what to look out for here.