katrina merkies

Associate Professor

University of Guelph

Canada

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Dr. Katrina Merkies is an Associate Professor at the University of Guelph in Canada. Her research areas focus on equine behavior and welfare, with recent articles addressing topics such as horse welfare in dressage, handling techniques, and horse management perspectives. She has also explored the impact of equipment and housing conditions on equestrian practices.

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Kathleen MacMillan

Associate Professor

University of Prince Edward Island Atlantic Veterinary College

CANADA

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Shawn McKenna

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Atlantic Veterinary College

CANADA

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Kathryn Proudfoot

Associate Professor

University of Prince Edward Island

CANADA

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Caroline Ritter

University of Prince Edward Island

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Articles (14)

A wicked problem: Systemic issues surrounding Canadian equestrian dressage and dressage horse welfare

Compliance or confusion? The usefulness of blindfolding horses as a handling technique

‘It’s more emotionally based’: Prince Edward Island horse owner perspectives of horse weight management

How well can you tell? Success of human categorisation of horse behavioural responses depicted in media

“Dropping” in male horses during training: Part 1. Perceptions from horse trainers

“Dropping” in male horses during training: Part 2. Video observations

Horse Housing on Prince Edward Island, Canada: Attitudes and Experiences Related to Keeping Horses Outdoors and in Groups

Noseband Fit: Measurements and Perceptions of Canadian Equestrians

Can Ponies (Equus Caballus) Distinguish Human Facial Expressions?

The presence of various tack and equipment in sale horse advertisements in Australia and North America

Enhanced Understanding of Horse–Human Interactions to Optimize Welfare

The Effect of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Riding Lesson Barns and Summer Camps in Ontario

Effect of Human Attachment Style on Horse Behaviour and Physiology during Equine-Assisted Activities–A Pilot Study

Morphometric Characteristics of the Skull in Horses and Donkeys—A Pilot Study

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Kathleen MacMillan

Shawn McKenna

Kathryn Proudfoot

Caroline Ritter

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