by Justine Harrison
The New Forest pony is a native breed of the British Isles. Many of them are domestic horses that are ridden and worked, but free to roam and graze across a large area of “common” land, which has a varied terrain with a diverse range of plants and trees.
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by Laura Monaco Torelli
It has been a very busy and exciting time since the inaugural journal issue. Video submissions have been pouring into my email from talented trainers and veterinary professionals from around the world.
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by Lauren Fraser
Understanding body language is one of the core skills anyone living with animals needs in order to make the best decisions about their care.
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by Sue Bennett
Clicker training is slowly gaining ground in the equine world. Please join me in a series of videos that discuss and demonstrate foundational lessons for both horse and human.
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by Catherine Bell
Clicker training is one of the recent success stories of equestrianism. It makes use of a bridging signal to indicate the moment of the
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by Gina Garey
When the June 2016 issue of the IAABC Journal ran an article on eliminating the use of aversives in equestrian training, I felt inspired to offer a summary of my study on the current use of these methods in equestrian training.
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