BEST FRIENDS? AFFILIATIVE BEHAVIOURS IN WILD HORSES
SAMANTHA COUPER
Modern studies of feral horses are focusing more on the affiliative relationships between band members. But, in domestic settings it can sometimes be difficult to parse out affiliative behaviours when restricted resources increase conflict.
In this presentation equine behaviour consultant and ethologist Samantha Couper shares her stunning films of the Onaqui wild horses in Utah. She examines the affiliative behaviours of wild horses, giving special attention to conflict and, more importantly, how is the conflict ended?
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The lecture was excellent, the videos and pictures are perfect to illustrate the concepts, Samantha is an excellent teacher.
The lecture was excellent, the videos and pictures are perfect to illustrate the concepts, Samantha is an excellent teacher.
Read LessON-DEMAND. An archived webinar recording of equine ethology and behaviour experts Lucy Rees and Samantha Couper discussing and analysing wild and feral horse behaviour.
£19
ON-DEMAND. An archived webinar recording of equine ethologist and behaviour consultant Samantha Couper on the benefits and behaviours of play in horses.
£19