Can Learning Theory Lower Equine Vets’ Injury Risk?
Alexandra Beckstett
October 22, 2015
One vet shares how learning theory techniques can help teach difficult horses to stand calmly and accept treatments.
One vet shares how learning theory techniques can help teach difficult horses to stand calmly and accept treatments.
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