Bright Horse & Hound
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Iām Barbara J. Hardman, a Clinical Animal Behaviourist with a BSc in Zoology (Hons) and an MSc in Equine Science (Distinction). Iāve published research in equine behaviour and spent years in clinical research and pharmaceuticals before setting up my own practice.
The Bright Horse & Hound Podcast is where I share bite-sized episodes on canine and equine behaviour. Each one links back to my written blogs, offering accessible insights into the science and background of behaviour.
This is very much a labour of love,Ā a way to bring together my academic background, practical experience, and passion for animals. Whether youāre an owner, student, or simply curious about behaviour, I hope youāll find these episodes informative, fun, and full of answers to some of the questions you may have about your horse or hound.
- Update frequency
- every 105 days
- Average duration
- 28 minutes
- Episodes
- 5
- Years Active
- 2024 - 2025
The Root Causes of Aggression in Dogs
Ā Read Complimentary Blog: https://www.brighthound.ie/blog/dogaggression/
Exploring the behavioural, Environmental, and Psychological Factors Behind Canine Aggression and How to Address ThemĀ
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When Dogs Are Not Listening To You
Ā Read Complimentary Blog: https://www.brighthound.ie/blog/communicationandcompassion/
What most people call obedience training is actually about learning how to communicate effectively with your dog. ā¦
Could Your dog's Behavioural Changes Be a Sign of a Medical Problem?
Ā Read Complimentary Blog: https://www.brighthound.ie/blog/behaviourmedical/Ā
Have you noticed sudden changes in your dog or catās behaviour that seem unusual or unexpected? Maybe your dog has become uā¦
How to Keep Your Dog Active and Happy Indoors This Christmas
Ā Read Complimentary Blog: https://www.brighthound.ie/blog/christmas/
WinterWoofs: The Challenges of Winter for DogsĀ
Understanding How Horses Learn, the Language of Horse Training
Read Complimentary Blog: https://www.brighthorse.ie/blog/language/
Training a horse is more than just teaching commands; it is about building a partnership rooted in mutual understanding and trust
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