By Rose M Scofield
Solving Equine Behaviour Problems: An Equitation Science Approach provides a science-based framework for understanding and managing common behavioural problems in horses.
When left unaddressed, these issues can negatively affect both horse welfare and the horse–human relationship.
Written by Rose Scofield, this book applies the latest academic research in equitation science to real-world behavioural challenges.
Using practical explanations, diagrams, and photographs, it offers evidence-based solutions that support safe handling, training, and riding.
- Addresses behaviour problems by circumstance for quick and practical reference
- Explains behavioural causes using scientific research and learning theory
- Includes clear case studies showing how solutions work in practice
The book introduces the core principles of equitation science and covers more than 30 common equine behaviour problems, including biting, kicking, loading difficulties, separation anxiety, shying, bucking, and bolting.
It is a valuable resource for equine professionals, veterinarians, trainers, and horse owners seeking practical, science-driven guidance.
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