ZP Equine Behaviourist & Perceptive Horsemanship
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I am a qualified NAC Equine Behaviourist, who has a passion for creating the perfect partnerships with horse and human.
Using applied science to help overcome unnatural behaviour, and using natural horsemanship training methods.
01/08/2022
Keeping your horse cool in the heat
01/08/2022
Boys enjoying there ice poles in this warm weather they did have a bowl each but chose to share 😂 🧊 🍦♥️
27/06/2022
Any suggestions would be much appreciated ♥️
10/05/2022
💚 Mental Health Awareness Week 💚
This year the main topic is LONELINESS
Even the smallest gesture or message can have a huge impact on someone!
Now I know how hectic life can get but let’s all try to make an effort and pick up the phone and send a message that takes seconds to type and brighten up someone’s day… trust me it will make you feel better too 😘
Comment below something you are proud of and share it with us even if it’s just a picture
19/04/2022
HAPPY BIRTHDAY RIO 💙
My superstar of a horse, looking back on the day I first got you and the connection we gained instantly. We have formed such a partnership and friendship, one that I only dreamt of. 💙💙
26/03/2022
Spring is on its way finally!! Don't forget the clocks go forward tonight 🙌🏼 meaning lighter nights for more horse play and building partnerships with your horse 🐴🌼
07/03/2022
REVIEWS
Love receiving reviews, thank you to all my clients old and new 💕
28/02/2022
08/02/2022
Check out my new Etsy page where you Can easily purchase my product range 🙌🏼
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10/01/2022
JANUARY SALE!!!
With January feeling a little tight for most of us I’m offering 25% off all our products and FREE delivery!!
07/01/2022
COAT CONDITIONER & SHINE ✨
Just because the days are dull doesn’t mean your horse coat needs to be too.. another product in our must have range. 100% natural and homemade by ourselves.
Made with specific ingredients to give your horse the shine you desire and lock in moisture without making them feel slick or sticky 👍🏼
06/01/2022
STABLE ENRICHMENT
Horses are herd animals who in their natural habitat would live in a social group and travel many kilometres every day. As winter is now upon us and our horse potentially spending more time stabled and or with limited turnout it is important, we don’t forget about what our horses needs really are. As a recommendation horses should be offered as a minimum what’s known as Brambell’s Five Freedoms these are the following;
Freedom from hunger and thirst
Freedom from disease
Freedom from excessive heat or cold
Freedom of movement
Freedom to act out most normal behaviours.
We may feel we are offering our horses most of these but ask yourself if my horse was in the wild and in his natural habitat am I really fulfilling his needs? In line with a horse ethogram a horse, when they are in the wild, would eat for an average of sixteen hours per day. So, can we really say that we are allowing the horses to meet their basic needs when it comes to natural feeding behaviours when they are stabled?
General rules for enrichment are to provide different things each day, so that the items don’t become just another boring feature of their stable. Variety is the spice of life as they say, and this is the same for your horse! Always Try to mix it up and give your horse different enrichments each day. Don’t forget many enrichment ideas can be used in your horses’ field to especially over winter months when grazing can be in short supply.
05/01/2022
LETS TALK ABOUT MUD!!!
With our paddocks getting muddier like myself some of us my have horses prone to mud fever which is no fun. Well look no further as we have created a natural spray which is not only water repellant but contained ingredients that are anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory and has anti-fungal properties.
But don’t be fooled our mud fever spray can also be used to help keep feathers and tails cleaner.. 🙌🏼🙌🏼 it’s a winter must have for any grooming box!
04/01/2022
🌟HERES TO 2022 🌟
A new year and a perfect opportunity to set new goals however big or small. We can never change the past so let’s look forward and achieve what we dream!
Wether your four legged friend has a habit you want to break or behavioural issue you would like to resolve to make your friend happy and live a more natural life. Maybe you just fancy growing your partnership with your horse and trying new things. Then do not hesitate to contact me I am a qualified equine behaviourist and have a passion for helping others start there natural horsemanship journey ♥️
I have lots of exciting things planned for 2022 so keep and eye on my page and if you could spare a minute and like and share my page would be much appreciated 👍🏼
#2022
25/12/2021
MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE 🎄
I hope you have all had a lovely day, and I would like to take this opportunity to wish you all a very happy new year 🥳
#2022
18/12/2021
🎄🎄 CHRISTMAS BUNDLES 🎄🎄
For December only we are offering any big bottle paired with a small bottle for £10.
Message me to place your order!
Don’t miss out limited time only
These would make a perfect stocking filler for any horsey person 🐴
🎁🎄 #£10
18/12/2021
With the winter nights upon us and the Temperature dropping let all remind ourselves it’s all worth it for those late summer nights
13/12/2021
CHRISTMAS DELIVERY AVAILABLE
All our products makes fantastic stocking fillers order now for delivery in time for Christmas 🎄
08/12/2021
Order now for Christmas 🎄
They make great stocking fillers!
06/12/2021
December newsletter
02/12/2021
WORKING IN DIFFERENT ZONES OF THE HORSE…
Each zone of the horse will influence his movement either forward, backward, left, right, up, or down.
Working from each zone helps your horse develop confidence as well as improving overall safety and control, it helps bring your communication to new heights and cause your horse to have more comfort and enjoyment with you.
Zone 1 - Head, Muzzle & Ears
Zone 2 - Neck, Shoulders & Forelegs
Zone 3 - Barrel & Under belly
Zone 4 - Rump & Hind legs
Zone 5 - Dock & Tail (please remember this is the kick zone so take care and stay safe)
Zone 6 - Hooves & Fetlocks
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Boys enjoying there ice poles in this warm weather they did have a bowl each but chose to share 😂 🧊 🍦♥️#horseicepops #equinebehaviourist #perceptivehorsemanship #keepingcool #horsewelfare
STABLE ENRICHMENT Horses are herd animals who in their natural habitat would live in a social group and travel many kilometres every day. As winter is now upon us and our horse potentially spending more time stabled and or with limited turnout it is important, we don’t forget about what our horses needs really are. As a recommendation horses should be offered as a minimum what’s known as Brambell’s Five Freedoms these are the following; Freedom from hunger and thirst Freedom from disease Freedom from excessive heat or cold Freedom of movement Freedom to act out most normal behaviours. We may feel we are offering our horses most of these but ask yourself if my horse was in the wild and in his natural habitat am I really fulfilling his needs? In line with a horse ethogram a horse, when they are in the wild, would eat for an average of sixteen hours per day. So, can we really say that we are allowing the horses to meet their basic needs when it comes to natural feeding behaviours when they are stabled? General rules for enrichment are to provide different things each day, so that the items don’t become just another boring feature of their stable. Variety is the spice of life as they say, and this is the same for your horse! Always Try to mix it up and give your horse different enrichments each day. Don’t forget many enrichment ideas can be used in your horses’ field to especially over winter months when grazing can be in short supply.
#rememberanceday2021 #lestweforget🌹 #neverforget #war #11day11month11hour ♥️
LIBERTY - no strings attached, just mental and emotional connection between horse and owner ♥️ #naturalhorsemanship #perceptivehorsemanship #equinebehaviourist #exracehorse #lovehim #liberty #nosringsattached #connection
Rio enjoying his ruffle snuffle in the stable on these dark cold wintery nights 🐎🐴 The idea of natural enrichment is to mimic the horse’s natural environment in a domesticated setting. This could include mimicking space, companionship, forage sources, water sources and general environment. Natural enrichment is difficult to fully achieve in an artificial setting due to time and resource constraints and what is realistic when managing the domesticated horse. However, it could be partially achieved by increasing turnout time, allowing social interactions between horses and providing sufficient forage opportunities. The behavioural approach to enrichment was first introduced in 1925 by primatologist Robert Yerkes who suggested that human made devices could help encourage play in primate enclosures. These devices are designed to fulfil the needs to express appetitive behaviour (the searching behaviour) and consummatory (the consuming behaviour). There are many enrichment devices on the equestrian market including licks, foodballs and mirrors. Whilst the devices may look artificial, the behaviour which is expressed can be the same as if it was in natural circumstances. It has been suggested an animal has an inherent need to express appetitive behaviour and their welfare could be compromised if they are unable to. The horse’s internal need to express appetitive behaviour and consummatory foraging behaviour is evident. Providing the horse with sufficient foraging opportunities and enrichment should not be underestimated as the consequences of lack of foraging opportunity can cause frustration, health complications such as gastric ulceration, the development of stereotypical behaviour and can ultimately compromise welfare. This could be achieved by making small changes such as increasing turnout time, providing forage in a more natural way, providing more than one type of forage and giving enrichment devices such as foodballs and licks. #enrichment #horse #st
MERRY CHRISTMAS 🎄 I hope you have all had a lovely day, what a year 2020 has been here’s to hoping 2021 we will be able to get out and about more and seeing existing and new clients. 🐎 #merrychristmas🎄 #equinebehaviourist
🎉CONGRATULATIONS Erin Louise Morris🎉 I will be in touch shortly to get your prize sent to you 🙌🏼 Thanks to everyone who took part and I wish you all a merry Christmas 🎄
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