Equine behaviour is a rapidly growing field of research, and new discoveries about why horses behave as the do are being made all the time.
As well as keeping up with the latest findings and reviewing theory and practical work accordingly, I have my own research projects. These are undertaken in cooperation with Professor Konstanze Krüger and Professor Richard Byrne. I am also delighted to have co-authored on a number of Konstanze’s research projects.
Below, you’ll find short, informal summaries of our main findings, and links to some of our originals papers.
Is the bucket half full, or half empty?
/in Our own published research /by Kate FarmerFollow my gaze!
/in Our own published research /by Kate FarmerDo horses prefer us to be on the left?
/in Our own published research /by Kate FarmerWho learns from whom?
/in Our own published research /by Kate FarmerThe myth of the “lead mare”
/in Our own published research /by Kate FarmerDo horses learn from humans?
/in Our own published research /by Kate Farmer