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Equine Psychology Training
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Overview
Are you passionate about understanding horses on a deeper level? Gain invaluable insights into equine behavior and psychology with our comprehensive course designed for horse enthusiasts and professionals alike.
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- CPD Certified
- Free Certificate from Reed
- CIQ Approved
- Developed by Specialist
- Lifetime Access
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Description
In this course on Equine Psychology Training, learners will explore the complex behaviors and psychology of horses. They will gain a deep understanding of how horses behave in various situations and environments. The course covers typical behaviors as well as unusual or problematic behaviors that horses may exhibit. Learners will also study how horses communicate with each other and with humans, and how their social interactions and environment influence their behavior.Understanding the reproductive behaviors of horses, including stallions and foals, is another important aspect of the curriculum. Additionally, the course emphasizes the training of horses and developing positive horse-human relationships.
By the end of the course, learners will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to understand, interpret, and effectively manage the behavior of horses in diverse contexts, enhancing their ability to work with and care for these animals responsibly.
Course Curriculum
- Module 01: Introduction to Equine Behaviour and Psychology
- Module 02: Unusual and Problematic Behaviour
- Module 03: Equine Communicative Behaviour
- Module 04: Equine Locomotive Behaviour
- Module 05: Equines' Environmental and Social Behaviour
- Module 06: Reproduction and Stallion Behaviour
- Module 07: Behaviour of Foals and Ponies
- Module 08: Training Horses
- Module 09: Horse-Human Relationships
Learning Outcomes:
- Analyse equine behaviour through foundational psychological principles.
- Identify and address unusual behaviours in equines effectively.
- Interpret equine communicative signals for improved interaction understanding.
- Evaluate locomotive behaviours of equines in various contexts.
- Assess environmental factors influencing equine social behaviours.
- Understand reproduction and stallion behaviours in equines.
Who is this course for?
- Aspiring equine trainers seeking behavioural expertise.
- Veterinary professionals interested in equine psychology.
- Equestrian enthusiasts aiming to deepen their understanding.
- Animal behaviourists focusing on equine species.
- Researchers exploring equine behavioural sciences.
Career path
- Equine Behaviour Consultant
- Equestrian Centre Manager
- Equine Welfare Officer
- Research Assistant in Animal Behaviour
- Veterinary Behaviourist
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