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Presentation Details:
This one hour webinar looks at the most recent research on stress in the equine, what happens in body and brain, the causes, the long term impact and how we can modify environment and management and training plans to minimise stress as part of a more effective approach to behaviour modification. Â The webinar aims to combine a modern science approach with practical application for use in the equine world.
Presenter Bio:
Amber Watson qualified from the Royal Veterinary College, London in 1999 and has worked in clinical vet practice ever since. Within her first year in practice, she developed a desire to understand animal behaviour in more detail and began undertaking a variety of courses so she could incorporate behaviour in her day to day veterinary work and offer behaviour consultations.
In 2007, Amber set up her business Understand Animals, with the intention to improve the understanding and practical application of behaviour knowledge for all those involved in animal care from legal guardians, to rescue workers, trainers, behaviourists and those in the veterinary community.
Today Amber provides education on dog, cat and equine behaviour worldwide as well as continuing to work as a vet and behaviourist and as a legal expert witness in animal welfare cases.
Price: APBC members £17.50; ABTC members £30; Non-members £40.
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