Equine Physiology and Sociology: Understanding Horse Behavior, Anatomy, and Biological Systems
Unlock a deeper understanding of your horse’s behavior and biology with this course, combining equine physiology and sociology for holistic horse care.
Delve into the horse’s anatomy, understand more about the biological systems that sustain life and influence behavior, and learn the critical role of social structures in equine communities. This course covers everything from the surface anatomy, major joints of the Axial Skeleton and Appendicular Skeleton, to how horses interact socially within herds, providing a comprehensive foundation for anyone interested in equine science.
With over 16 lessons, you will gain practical knowledge on equine health, behavior patterns, and the intricate connection between physiology and psychology, perfect for improving horse management and care. Learn expert techniques to better understand your horse’s needs, and discover the science behind their behavior.
Featured Benefits
Key Skills Covered
Lessons Included
16
Course Level
Beginner to Intermediate
Continuing Education Eligibility
NBCAAM Approved (National Board of Certification for Animal Acupressure and Massage)
Audience
Aspiring Equine Professionals, Horse Enthusiasts, Barn Workers, Veterinary Students
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