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How can a foal's relationships with other horses be used to provide it with social and emotional stability? How should the human-foal bond be constructed so as to build the best possible relationship with the horse it will become?
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Tout ce qu’il faut savoir sur la conduite des chevaux au pâturage et la sur conduite des pâtures
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Presentation of research showing that classical music can limit the negative impacts of various types of acute-stress event in horses. IFCE Webconference, 3 min 05
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Results of different ethology studies on how horses understand us, feel our emotions and recognize our facial expressions, and how we understand their emotions. IFCE podcast, 17 min 46
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What an emotion is, how to recognize it, its evaluation by the animal as a positive or negative emotion, main emotions described in horses, consequences on the welfare of the animal and on its relationship with its keeper and rider. IFCE Webinar, 24 min 56
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Presentation of practical case studies to show how the encouragement of positive emotions accompanied by the limiting of negative emotions, has a beneficial effect on an animal's welfare, on the safety of its keeper or rider, and on quality of its learning. IFCE Webconference, 30 min 28
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Webinar providing answers to the following questions: how does fear affect the capacity to learn? Does a horse's temperament affect how it learns? Do all horses behave the same way?
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Webinar on the first two of the 10 theoretical principles of learning
- Placing learning at the heart of the welfare and cognitive abilities of horses,
- Presentation of the theory of learning, with details on various desensitization techniques and how reinforcement can be achieved.
IFCE Webinar 31 min 10
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Webinar providing answers to the following questions: What are the consequences of fear for capacity to learn? Do horses learn differently depending on their temperament? Are all horse behaviors conscious? What are the limitations of secondary reinforcement? Can the voice alone replace food rewards?
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Presentation of a study proving that horses are sensitive to "baby talk", which could promote communication between man and horse during daily interactions. 10 min 48 IFCE Webconference
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