“Ten Must Know Facts About ‘Attachment Theory’ and Horses”
About Jonna
– If you would like to know more about Jonna then listen to his previous chats
First Chat – 042 – Jonathan McLean
Second Chat – 144 – Jonathan McLean 2 – “Ten Tips for Initial Foal Handling”
Third Chat – 172 – Jonathan McLean 3 – “Ten Steps for Further Foal Handling”
Listeners’ Choice- 211 – Listeners’ Choice Chat (042)
Fourth Chat – 292 – Jonathan McLean 4 – “Ten Tips on The Weaning Transition, Safe, Horse Friendly Ways to Interact with Young Horses”
Fifth Chat – 318 – Jonna McLean 5 – “Ten Training Tips From Weaning to Yearling”
Sixth Chat – 348 – Jonna McLean 6 – “Ten Steps To Starting The Young Horse Under Saddle”
Seventh Chat – 378 – Jonna McLean 7 – “Ten Points to Remember When Training Your Horse”
Listeners’ Choice- 394 – Listeners’ Choice Chat (172)
Eighth Chat – 543 – Jonna McLean 8 – “Ten Essential When Breaking In/ Starting Young Horses”
Ninth Chat – 556 – Jonna McLean 9 – “Ten Tips on Proofing the Riding Aids (From the Round Yard to Open Spaces in Walk, Trot and Canter)”
Tenth Chat – 568 – Jonna McLean 10 – “Ten Things to Remember About Proofing the Aids”
Eleventh Chat – 580 – Jonna McLean 11 – “Ten Potential Problems When Riding a Young Horse Outside for the First Time”
Twelfth Chat – 592- Jonna McLean 12 – “Ten Questions To Ask About A Potential Horse Purchase”
Thirteenth Chat – 606 – Jonna McLean 13 – “Ten Questions to Ask About Training Direction”
Fourteenth Chat – 619 – Jonna McLean 14 – Case study 01 “Frankie”
Fifteenth Chat – 631 – Jonna McLean 15 – Case Study – Ten Steps to Train/ Retrain Benny, The Retired Racehorse
Sixteenth Chat – 645 – Jonna McLean 16 – “Ten Steps to Teach the Horse to Start Jumping”
Seventeenth Chat – 658 – Jonna McLean 17 – “Ten Things To Remember About Coaching A Nervous Rider”
Eighteenth Chat – 670 – Jonna McLean 18 – “Ten ‘Must Know’ Strategies When Teaching Horses Who Rush Their Jumps”
Nineteenth Chat – 697 – Jonna McLean 19 – “Ten Tips For Retraining The Horse Who Stops and/or Runs Out Of Jumps”
Twentieth Chat – 711 – Jonna McLean 20 – “Ten Potential Problems With Horse Friendly Solutions For Cross Country Riding”
Twenty First Chat – 723 – Jonna McLean 21 – “Ten Important Considerations When Walking the Cross Country Phase of Eventing”
Twenty Second Chat – 736 – Jonna McLean 22 – “Ten Points To Remember About Developing The Canter”
Twenty Third Chat – 750 – Jonna McLean 23 – “Ten Keys to Demystifying Bitting and Bits”
Twenty Fourth Chat – 763 – Jonna McLean 24 – “Ten Scientific Acts About Rewarding Horses”
About This Episode
“Ten Must Know Facts About ‘Attachment Theory’ and Horses”
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“Ten Must Know Facts About ‘Attachment Theory’ and Horses”
1 – What is the meaning of attachment theory?
– Relationship between humans and horses
2 – What are the benefits of understanding attachment theory?
3 – There has been a lot of work done in ‘Attachment Theory’ with dogs, does ‘Attachment Theory’ differ with horses?
– Dogs
– Artificially create mutually
4 – How is ‘Attachment Theory’ of use in horse training?
– Chasing, lunging, driving
– touch withers and rope of neck
5 – How can applying this help us with the performance of our horses?
6 – What are come of the side benefits of applying ‘Attachment Theory’, in our daily routines with horses?
– Social fabric and approach to horses
7 – What about benefits in Equine Assisted Therapy, are there benefits there?
– Science thin and feed back is positive
8 – Is there any evidence to suggest that applying ‘Attachment Theory’ helps us in high-performance situations, i.e. racing world class equestrian pursuits?
– Looking for an edge
– Stats out there – mutually groom
9 – Are there any negative outcomes associated with ‘Attachment Theory’?
– Mutually grooming may bite
10 – Where to from here? What areas need to be explored further (or are currently being researched) in ‘Attachment Theory’?
– More Science
– Ongoing information
Jonna’s Contact Details
Phone: 0417 116 471 or +61 417 116 471
Email: jonamclean@gmail.com
Website: traintowin.com.au
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