27 Jun 2017 - 27 Jun 2017

BEVA Approved The Horse Trust Equine Behaviour Modification Techniques

This course is for veterinary professionals dealing with equids in practice and will develop the practitioner’s skills in handling difficult horses using the objective, evidence-based principles of equitation science. To book on to this course please telephone 01494 488464 or email training@horsetrust.org.uk.

Full Course Programme

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Course dates

27 Jun 2017 09:00 - 27 Jun 2017 17:00

The Horse Trust, Slade Lane, , HP27 0PP

This BEVA Approved course is for veterinary professionals dealing with equids in practice and will develop the practitioner’s skills in handling difficult horses using the objective, evidence-based principles of equitation science. It will review equine ethology and learning theory and explain how these principles can be used to address behavioural problems encountered by veterinary professionals in their day-to-day work, for example when handling needle/clipper shy horses or horses that won’t go into stocks/vehicles. The 2013 BEVA accident survey highlighted the high incidence of accidents affecting equine veterinary surgeons and the need for training in methods that practitioners can employ to remain safe when working with horses. Upon completion of this course delegates will understand how to apply effective, humane handling techniques that can be used in any setting. This course includes demonstrations and hands-on practical sessions so delegates have the opportunity to practice many of the techniques themselves.

To book on to this course please telephone 01494 488464 or email training@horsetrust.org.uk.

Fee:
BEVA Member: £250
BEVA Member – Concessionary: £250
BEVA Member – Retired: £250
BEVA Member – Nurse: £250
BEVA Member – Student: £250
BEVA Non-Member: £300
BEVA Non-Member – Nurse: £300
Non-Member – Student: £300

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