“Naughty” Horses- What are they trying to tell us? (CERTIFICATE AVAILABLE)

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This is a recording of a presentation given by Jenny Hartung and Saebra Pipoly at the 2019 PATH Intl. Region 10 Conference.

Continuing Education Information: This presentation was granted “CR ALL” by the PATH Intl. Office and focuses on equine welfare and management. Part 1 & 2= 2.4 of educational learning.

Certificate of Completion available! Watch Part 1 and Part 2 AND complete the short review quizzes to receive a Certificate of Completion showing 2.4 hours of learning. Please note that you will not be able to mark a video as ‘complete’ until you have completed the full time of the video there is a back end course timer)Your Certificate of Completion will be available on this page.

naughty

adjectivenaugh·​ty | \ ˈnȯ-tē  , ˈnä-\naughtiernaughtiest

Definition of naughty

1a: guilty of disobedience or misbehaviora naughty childbarchaicvicious in moral character WICKED

– Merriam-Webster Dictionary

Have you ever had a horse be ‘naughty’ in a class? Have you seen bad behaviors like nipping, ear pinning or even kicking? Are your lesson horses just ‘not right’ or unsound?

You are not alone!

This two part presentation (lecture and arena) will delve into the common problems instructors and programs face on a daily basis and help participants troubleshoot what they are seeing to find the root cause of what they are seeing in their horses. Our horses are the backbone of our lessons and we can’t do what we do without them. So how do we keep our horses happy, healthy and working years to come?

A huge thank you to the host facility, Stable Strides, and to the attendees for allowing us to record this presentation so others can benefit from the information.

Not seeing your progress tracked or green checks next to a lesson? Did you watch the full video (without fast-forwarding)? Please note that you will not be able to mark a video or section as ‘complete’ until you have completed the full time of the video (there is a back end course timer)