Webinar: What are Equine Stereotypic Behaviours and how should we manage them?

Horses should be provided with the 3Fs of friends, forage and freedom in their daily lives. Restriction from one or more of these essential elements can be stressful and could lead to horses developing coping mechanisms which present as stereotypic behaviours. On Wednesday 27th November, we will be joined by Dr Sebastian McBride and Dr Andrew Hemmings to discuss the different types of equine stereotypies, potential causes and how to manage horses that display stereotypies in a way that promotes positive welfare.
The video is no longer available but the accepted manuscript of the 2015 study which eludes to differential training regimes for cribbers is available here: rau.repository...
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Stereotypic horse behaviours
Vices or a coping mechanism for stress? Find out more about stereotypic horse behaviours and how to suitably manage them.
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[@MonicaCaffarena-zr7gh]

Very interesting, thank you very much.

[@jenadams1996]

Did you put the RUclips link up from Andrew for training ideas? I can’t see it anywhere. Thanks.

[@worldhorsewelfareeducation]

Hi Jen, Andrew checked and the video is no longer available but the accepted manuscript of the 2015 study which eludes to differential training regimes for cribbers is available here: rau.repository.guildhe.ac.uk/id/eprint/16828/

[@elenalacroix7194]

You should add a translation in French. They all need learning a lot about horses behaviour