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Hosted by Katerina Junghansova · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 15 episodes
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Yes, we can have a consent-based, two-way conversation with our horses and still get things done & make progress in training. Rethinking human-horse cooperation, viewing it through the lens of The Human-Equine Cooperation Framework™
Katerina Junghansova hosts The Cooperative Equine Podcast, a science show with 15 episodes published.
Have you been thinking about getting started with cooperative care for a while, but you haven´t actually started yet? This is your sign :) Another cohort of the Cooperative Care Intensive is opening in September: https:/
As an equine vet and cooperative care trainer, I´m a huge advocate of modern, ethical horse training & handling techniques. The other day, someone commented on my social media post, saying: "Forceful training techniques
Now that we know better, it´s time for us to do better. In this podcast episode, I´m going to talk about human-equine cooperation & what steps are leading to it.Enjoy listening!
This project is going through a massive transition right now. When I started VetCareTraining in 2018, my goal was simple: To help horse owners and equine professionals handle their horses more safely, more easily, and mo
In this episode, I am interviewing another one of the Cooperative Care Kick-Start graduates, Mahnoor Raja. In her review of this program, Mahnoor wrote that it helped her overcome her fear of cooperative care training. I
In this episode, I´m interviewing one of my Cooperative Care Kick-Start graduates, Jessica Mikels. Jessica talks about her journey with her horse Penny and how Penny didn´t like pressure and would say "no" to being touch
In this episode, I am talking to one of the students of my Cooperative Care Kick-Start program, Ilenia Perissinotto, about her horse Freddy and their journey to building trust and an amazing relationship through consent-
In this episode, I will talk about how I got into Equine Cooperative Care and what motivated me to go all in and create an educational project around it. Enjoy listening! Learn the principles of Equine Cooperative Care:
Welcome back to the VetCareTraining podcast. This is actually my first ever episode with a guest! I invited Angelica Hesselius to chat about her way to reward-based riding, her transition from classical dressage to posit
OK, here´s a controversial one: As owners, veterinarians, or other professionals, do we train horses to avoid healthcare procedures? You might think: What a stupid question? Of course not! ...and you might be surprised ;
Cooperative care is based on the horse (or another animal) giving us their consent for the medical procedure. In the equestrian world, the concept of giving horses a choice or asking them for their consent is still somew
I had a great conversation with Daina Matskina the other day - she´s a horse trainer from Latvia, and she´s organizing a VetCareTraining clinic in Latvia (in June 2026). Find out more about the clinic: https://vetcaretra
The core topic of my work, and therefore also of this podcast, is Equine Cooperative Care. In this episode, I am going to talk about what exactly it is.
When it comes to healthcare procedures, even the basic ones, some horses start behaving in a way that makes it nearly impossible to take care of their health. Some try to avoid being treated at all costs. Some even let t
Hey there! Welcome to the VetCareTraining Podcast . My name is Katerina Junghansova, I am an equine veterinarian, cooperative care trainer, founder of an educational project called VetCareTraining, and I´m your host in t
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