Knowledge. Communication. Trust.
Making animal behavior information accessible for everyone.
The Train with Trust Project is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization making behavior education accessible while promoting the use of evidence-based training and best management practices.
Our purpose is to help people build trust-based relationships with animals in order to strengthen the human-animal bond.
This series of interviews delving deeper into the 24 Behaviors and related topics will forever change the way you see equine lameness.
Ask Dr. Sue Blog
Take a step up on behalf of our partners and follow the Ask Dr. Dyson Blog for video and written Q & A with the expert behind the Ridden Horse Pain Ethogram (RHpE).
This illustrated catalog of the Ridden Horse Pain Ethogram (RHpE), developed by Dr. Sue Dyson and her colleagues through a 6-phase study, spanning 3 years and over 400 horses, includes important footnotes and key considerations for applying the RHpE in the field.
Free Mobile Field Guide to The 24 Behaviors
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Modern Tools for Mustang Gentling
Evidence-based techniques rooted in a philosophy of mutual respect.
June 20-23, 2024, Santa Cruz, CA
Join us for three fun days of hands-on instruction in modern training techniques combined with dressage and working equitation.
Super Clinic 2024
Documentary Film Collaboration
The 24 Behaviors of the Ridden Horse in Pain: Shifting the Paradigm of How We See Lameness
This short documentary film produced by Padma Video in partnership with the Train with Trust Project features world-renowned expert in equine orthopedics, Dr. Sue Dyson, and her work demonstrating that many “bad” horse behaviors frequently labeled as “resistant”, “lazy”, or even “explosive”, can actually be indicators of pain.
Small or Full Size Poster of The 24 Behaviors
Education happens within the context of a larger community. When you display this poster at your barn, veterinary clinic or show facility, you are sharing valuable knowledge that will help shift the paradigm of how we understand lameness and promote listening to horses.
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