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    Human-Horse Relationship Study NOW OPEN!

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    By Helen Stock on 11 November 2023 News

    This is your opportunity to take part in the latest exciting horse-human relationship study. Three leading academics who research various aspects of horse-human relationships have come together to embark on a two-part study. 

    Jo Hockenhull, Lynda Birke, and Nora Schuurman have for a long time been researching the human-horse relationships, at universities in both the UK and in Finland.

    There is a link HERE to their biographies, some of our recent work, and to published papers.

    There are two parts to the study and therefore two ways to help.

    Part 1 – how horses and their people interact, work together and how new relationships develop over time.

    Part 2 – the opportunity to share your experiences of grief and/or loss either within a horse-human relationship or from the perspective of your horse who may have lost a friend or companion.

    (The website is designed to allow anonymous entries but if you wish to have a response the team have updated the website to now allow this.)

    ​Head over to the website to find out more and please take part.

    Listen to the podcast were Jo and Lynda tell us all about their recent work and this new study. Listen Here –

    https://open.acast.com/public/streams/636a2ad585c2b00011dbf45d/episodes/654ceca88290a10012b82cd8.MP3

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