Description
Presentation Details:
There is an increasing focus on adapting modern domestic horse lives to offer them a more enriched environment and to allow for a more natural expression of behaviour. This webinar looks at the evidence behind the recommendations and offers practical examples of adaptations that can be made. Kayna considers how we can develop the horse’s environment, from changes to stable design, social environment and routine as well as additions to fields and stables. Whether the horses are racehorses in training or non-ridden friends, Kayna considers how changes to increase the complexity of their environment can improve welfare.
Presenter Bio:
Kayna is an ABTC registered Clinical Animal Behaviourist and a full member of the APBC. Kayna also holds qualifications in bit and bridle fitting and equine sports massage. Kayna currently works at Lead Behaviourist for The Donkey Sanctuary and runs her own private practice.
Kayna has a background in research and has worked on a variety of research projects across the world with a focus on human-wildlife conflict and disease. During her Animal Behaviour and Wildlife Biology degree Kayna travelled to Mongolia to study the behaviour of the Przewalski horses living wild after a successful reintroduction programme.
Kayna is a guest writer for Horse & Rider and works as Lead Behaviourist for The Donkey Sanctuary.
Price: APBC members £17.50; ABTC members £30; Non-members £40
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