We are passionate about creating content to share with likeminded professionals who put a strong value to the development of the Animal Assisted Therapy industry.
Currently we have a free webinar available for viewing, accessible via a link in the PDF below.
Currently we have a free webinar available for viewing, accessible via a link in the PDF below.
Introducing Wild-Caught domesticated horses (Brumbies) to domestic life. Considerations for managing the big transition for all wild caught horses, with special attention to those which are being re-trained for animal assisted therapy careers.
This webinar consolidates and summarises Samantha King's (Psychologist, canine & equine assisted) submission to the Animal Assisted Advisory Board, responsible for the annual review and changes to the Animal Therapies Ltd. Code of Conduct.
This submission presentation covers topics:
- What is the ATL's stance on involving wild-caught domesticated horses in to AAT settings
- The plight of wild horses (brumbies) in Australia
- A case example of four brumbies who are currently working in AAT
- Ethically transitioning brumbies from wild living to domestication, while maintaining respect for their wild living heritage. Training implications and considerations.
- Addressing the boards concerns
- Review of relevant literature around ethical keeping and training of horses, and their involvement in AAT
- Summary of future directions
- Video examples of brumbies in training, from the start of the process through to brumbies living happily in domestication.
This webinar (2hrs) will be interesting to anyone who has an interest in learning more about The Australian Brumby and the processes involved in ensuring these beautiful horses get the best chance at living a happy and healthy life.
Update - The submission was successful!!!
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