Science, Empathy, and Rethinking Horse Training with Dr. Andrew McLean

In this episode of "A Talk About Horse Training", I'm joined by Dr. Andrew McLean, a leading expert in equitation science and animal behavior. Together, we explore the intersection of science, tradition, and empathy in horse training. Thats why this episode is in english. 💡 What to Expect in This Episode: Andrew's journey from traditional training methods to a scientific approach rooted in learning theory. The importance of critical thinking in horse training and why challenging old habits often meets resistance. How empathy and understanding stress levels can transform the way we train and care for horses. Rethinking the use of tools like bits, nosebands, and spurs in favor of horse-centered practices. The challenges of selective breeding in equestrian sports and its impact on horse welfare. Innovative ways to measure stress and ensure horses are trained in a humane, compassionate manner. This is a interesting conversation about the future of equitation and how evidence-based practices can improve horse welfare and training. 🎧 Tune in now to learn, reflect, and discover new ways to approach horse training! Wanna learn more from Andrew, go to his homepage https://esi-education.com/  were youll find "The Diploma of Equitation Science" https://esi-education.com/courses/diploma/ If you are an english speaking listner, you can find more right here: Social License to Operate with Senior Lecturer at Hartpury: Unihttps://open.spotify.com/episode/6OGdU4kF1piP6HUZFrvO8g?si=e758434fb2114ed8   Calming signals with auther Rachael Draaismahttps://open.spotify.com/episode/1VRQJjIlBFIPnxes2m7OZ2?si=385347e1a1524706 Intention with Amanda Barton https://open.spotify.com/episode/4XnyoHq6A45HsBnzuiWjUc?si=8E95kbY9Q3mIznEZzWXejg  

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