How does one become an Equine Behaviorist?

You need to move to either Louisville, KY or Lexington, KY. Its that simple. Go to either the University of Kentucky or the University of Louisville. Both of these colleges offer Equine programs and much of these cities' economies rely upon horses so while in these equine programs you will meet people who share your same interests. Best of luck, but seriously. KY.

Look into school with behaviorism degrees and animal science or veterinary degrees. There are some interesting courses of study around. Try Montana State University at Bozeman or Cornell in Ithaca, NY. It think that Colorado State may be good, too. I have heard of "Non Verbal Communication" Courses for medical school students using natural horsemanship to teach students to be able to read the body language of human patients better. That is in Arizona or New Mexico at a state university. This is the best time to be looking for such a degree. Also look in the classified of national horse magazines to find schools. Good luck! This is just what I would want to study, too. I know of several psychiatrists/therapists who use horses as therapy for their patients <unmounted>.

i have no idea...but whatever eqquus says is normally spot on...

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