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Dr. Andrew McLean discusses shaping. Shaping in equitation science refers to a process in which a complex behaviour is broken down into small, achievable steps, allowing the horse to gradually learn and build up to the desired behaviour. Shaping encourages horses to be active participants in their learning process and fosters a mutually beneficial relationship between the horse and trainer. By using shaping techniques, trainers can teach horses complex exercises, such as dressage movements or ju
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Join Dr. Andrew McLean and Equitation Science Educator Lisa Ashton as they discuss contemporary, evidence-based practices aimed at contributing to positive advancements for equine welfare on our brand new podcast series. A new episode drops every Monday - and the series will run for almost two months. Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2jkKLEGekLuLSOovfuPVIq Or Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-other-end-of-the-reins/id1762328419 | Equitation Science Interna
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We are taking you back to one of our first ever (and most popular) ESI videos! In this video, Dr Andrew McLean talks about the importance of group housing horses. Why is it so important to group house horses and what sort of problems can it help prevent? Watch the video below and don't forget to share it with your family and friends. 👌 http://bit.ly/ESIdiploma #ESI #EquitationScience #HorseTraining | Equitation Science International - ESI
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Terminology Tuesday / Stereotypy 🐴 Stereotypy is a repeated, relatively invariant sequence of movements that has no function obvious to the observer. Stereotypies are abnormal behaviours and are generally considered a sign of impaired welfare. Stereotypic behaviour arises from frequent or chronic stress and may help the animal to cope with adverse conditions. The behaviours may persist, even if the triggering factors are eliminated. A number of stereotypic behaviours, such as box-wandering, pac
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Understanding bits: Are they causing pain? Are bitless bridles better? In today’s equine community, the use of bits has become a controversial topic. Some people believe that bits are necessary to control the horse, while others believe that bits are inhumane and should not be used at all. Dr Andrew Mclean discusses all things about bits in this week's video. Let us know your opinion on bits below 👇 | Equitation Science International - ESI
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NEW VIDEO ALERT 🚨 Have you been eyeing up any of Dr Andrew McLean's books? In this video, Andrew talks about the 2nd Edition of Equitation Science. 'Equitation Science' was the first textbook of its kind that delved into evidence-based principles of what we know about learning and biomechanics. Examining both traditional and emergent horse training techniques, the 2nd Edition of ‘Equitation Science’ incorporates learning theory into an ethical training system suitable for all ages and abilities
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