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Supported by scientific knowledge, Parlons Cheval allows you to
follow the evolution of horses with behavioural problems.
In this episode, the Parlons Cheval team answer an emergency call and helps a mare who is aggressive towards her newborn foal, endangering the little one’s survival. See the intervention strategy that was applied inthis situation in order to restore communication between the mare and her foal.
In this episode, the Parlons Cheval team helps a mare who has developed the habit of swaying side to side. A behavioural problem known in the equine field as “weaving”. See how equine behaviour practitioners managed to solve this behaviour disorder considered incurable.
In this episode, the Parlons Cheval team intervenes with two donkeys who do not allow humans to get near them. The intervention demonstrated in this episode are also applicable to horses.
In this episode, the Parlons Cheval team helps a mare who is aggressive during grooming. This is a regularly encountered problem. See how it is possible to remedy this situation.
In this episode, the Parlons Cheval team helps the owner of a horse who has been difficult to approach for 10 years! See the intervention strategy that was implemented to resolve this undesirable behaviour in just 3 sessions.
Follow the evolution of a young horse who refuses to gallop. In this episode, Dr. Yves Rossier, professor at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of St-Hyacinthe in Quebec (Canada) and official veterinary delegate of the FEI, informs us about lunging.
In this episode, the Parlons Cheval team helps the owner of a mare who
exhibits several undesirable behaviours while on the lead rope. See how
the preliminary sessions at liberty are necessary in the resolution of this
situation.
For the conclusion of the show, here’s a summary of season 1 and 2, as well as the scientific knowledge to improve the well-being of our horses.
Équin Communication provides consulting and training in equine behaviour. Our mission is to promote the well-being of equines living in domestication. We offer training programs and intervention strategies to support horses while helping solve their behavioural problems.
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