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    Equine Coursework

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    What is Typical Coursework in an Equine Management Degree Program? An equine management degree is for students who are interested in pursuing careers related to the business side of the equine industry. These interdisciplinary degree programs are usually taught by faculty who are experts in everything from the animal sciences to agricultural economics to hospitality management. Typical Programs Equine management degree programs are for students who want to become professionals in the fields of horse

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    Equine Therapy

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    nation‚ from Washington State to Florida. This year at the convention in Louisville‚ Kentucky‚ senior Leianna Dolce and alumna Kelli Knapp took third in the nation for their work in the Social System category. Their project concerned the effects of equine therapy‚ a form of therapy that involves interactions between humans and horses. After observing the calming impacts of therapy dog programs on young children‚ Dolce and Knapp wondered if the same held true for high-school

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    Equine Influenza

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    Equine influenza is a common respiratory infection of horses caused by an orthomyxovirus of the genus Influenza A. Influenza A viruses can be divided into sub-types on the basis of the antigenic reactivity of the surface glycoproteins‚ the haemagglutinin (H1-H16) and the neuraminidase (N1-N9) molecules (Fouchier et al.‚ 2005). Equine influenza (EI) is caused by two subtypes H7N7 and H3N8. Outbreaks due to H7N7 are limited as the isolation of the virus has not been reported since last two decades

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    THINGS TO STUDY FOR THE TEST ON 1/11/13 Jobs in the equine industry can include stable management & stall cleaning‚ sales & marketing‚ and breeding & training. A horse that understands he has learned something new will usually lick and chew. The purpose of longing while training is to allow the horse to get bursts of energy out before riding‚ to teach verbal commands to the horse before teaching to ride‚ and to develop the horses respect for the handler. The earliest age of starting a young

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    hours of unexplained crying scattered throughout the day. As long as they are happy and contented when they are not crying‚ this is normal. COLIC: Some babies cry excessively ( over three hours a day) or are very difficult to comfort. If they are growing normally and have a normal medical exam‚ the crying is called colic. Remind and reassure yourself that colic is due to brain immaturity and has nothing to do with your parenting or any medical issue. FEEDING: Feed your baby if more than two hours

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    Equine Marketing Essay

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    Improve Your Online Presence Through Them Equine marketing success services businesses in the equestrian market place will create the connection between business and horse men which defines the larger marketing for products and services on search engines in magazines at horse shows and via social media portals. They are specialized in generating sales for products and services to specialized segments of the equine industry. Success is dependent on both creative print and web marketing techniques

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    Equine Therapy Paper

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    With each new client that enters the Phoenix Center‚ they come with a negative background that they’re trying to overcome. There are many different ways of therapy treatments that are offered such as play therapy‚ art therapy‚ sand therapy‚ equine therapy‚ horticultural therapy‚ and more. Through the different therapies offered at the center‚ the clients have the option to express themselves in a way that they prefer. Unlike a regular psychiatrist’s office‚ the center has a more of a hands on approach

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    got to the modern horse we have today? Imagine a world where there were horses of all colors‚ sizes‚ shapes were roaming the earth‚ but was no bigger than a size of a dog. Today’s horses only represent a fraction of the horse family tree‚ known as Equine. All the other branches of horses called Equidae are now extinct. The Equid family appeared 55 million years ago‚ in North America‚ which branched off into different genera such as grazers‚ left browsers‚ and mixed feeders. Today the Equid family

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    (What is Equine Therapy?" Equine Assisted Psychotherapy). Horse therapy can be referred to many different ways. It is also known as Equine Therapy‚ Equine-Assisted Therapy‚ Hippotherapy‚ and Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy. “ Equine therapy is the discipline of using horses as a means to provide metaphoric experiences in order to promote emotional growth (and physical growth). The horses provide an excellent way for troubled youth to react when they are otherwise therapy resistant” (What is Equine Therapy

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    Equine Encephalomyelitis mainly targets the Equine species‚ including horses‚ mules‚ donkeys‚ etc. It is however potentially zoonotic so other animals can be infected‚ such as humans and birds. Any equine of any age can contract this viral disease. The mortality rate for the disease‚ once contracted‚ ranges from 50 to 90 percent. The morbidity rate is hard to determine due to changes in season and locations. Although Equine Encephalomyelitis is found in North‚ Central‚ and South America and also

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