EQUINE BEHAVIOURIST OR TRAINER?
TRUDI DEMPSEY & JUSTINE HARRISON
When faced with training or behavioural challenges with a horse, it can be difficult to know whether to seek help from an equine behaviourist or a trainer. While these professionals work to improve the horse-human relationship, their approaches, qualifications, and goals can differ significantly. Understanding these differences is key to ensuring the best possible outcome for both horse and owner.
In this webinar, equine behaviourists and trainers Justine Harrison and Trudi Dempsey will explore their respective roles, methods, and techniques. They will discuss how they assess and address equine behaviour, the importance of ethical and science-based approaches, and how to determine which professional is best suited to help in different situations. Whether you're a horse owner, trainer, or equestrian professional, this session will provide valuable insights into the complementary roles of behaviourists and trainers.
Webinar content includes:
After the presentation, Trudi and Justine answered questions from the audience.
This presentation is for horse owners, students, equine professionals interested in horse behaviour and physiology.
Once enrolled, you have 60 days to watch this recording.
On-demand webinar
Learn the fundamentals of horse behaviour consulting and what it takes to work effectively helping others solve equine behaviour problems.
£25
Advance your ability to assess, interpret and solve real world horse behaviour challenges with personalised mentoring and expert feedback.
£780
Develop the skills to detect less obvious behaviour indicators of discomfort so you can support your horse’s welfare.
£25
Find out how to improve a horse’s wellbeing when stabled or on box rest by understanding their behavioural needs and learning practical ways to reduce stress and enrich their environment.
£25
Develop the ability to read and interpret your horse’s body language, helping you to spot stress, fear, pain or relaxation before it affects performance.
£90
Gain a practical understanding of why horses behave as they do so you can handle, train and interact with greater confidence and clarity.
£70
Learn to recognise and interpret subtle and obvious signs of pain so you can improve your horse’s welfare and make better clinical or handling decisions.
£190