The Equine Ethologist
Renate LarssenMaking the science of horse behaviour and welfare accessible to horse owners everywhere. By equine ethologist Renate Larssen MSc.
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Latest Issues
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Can horses really plan and strategise?
A few weeks ago, researchers at Nottingham Trent University published the first study to find indications of higher cognitive abilities in horses. The study, “Whoa, No-Go: Evidence consistent with model-based strategy use in horses during a...
Why your horse almost certainly does not respect you
This has been one of my most requested posts since I started The Equine Ethologist. I am often asked to debunk the pervasive idea that we need to gain our horses “respect” and become their “leaders” in order to interact with them in a safe ...
The problem with pain
Everyone is talking about pain right now. Given the recent scandals that have exposed violent training methods and abusive equipment in horse sport, this comes as no surprise. Yet the discussion often over-simplifies a hugely complex topic....
Stallions need company too
Today is International Women’s Day. Normally, I would post about how the systematic prejudice against mares jeopardizes their welfare. This year, however, I decided to write about stallions, because the forced social isolation of stallions ...
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Equine ethologist (MSc) passionate about bringing science to the horse world.
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