Equine Behavior: A Guide for Veterinarians and Equine Scientists

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Examines both normal and abnormal equine behaviour traits, discussing the origins of this behaviour and exploring the way horses play, communicate, interact socially and sexually, groom themselves and much more. It also details the best ways to treat and solve the full range of behavioural problems, including the latest drug therapies and other treatments. Other important factors that can cause or exacerbate behavioural problems, such as stabling, transportation and shoeing are also discussed. A clinical appraisal of horse-whispering is included, as are they key behavioural differences between horses and donkeys.