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About Dr. Megan Ross, PhD

Megan holds a BSc in Applied Animal Biology from the University of British Columbia and a PhD in Veterinary Science from the Atlantic Veterinary College at the University of Prince Edward Island. Her interdisciplinary research explored how horse caretakers and equestrian riders conceptualize horse welfare across various contexts, including management and training. The findings from this work aim to support cultural shifts within the equestrian industry that prioritize and promote horse welfare.

Safety Tips for Horse Handlers: Understanding Equine Behavior to Optimize Operations Camryn McNeill, B.B.R.M. (Honours) | August 2, 2026

Horse handling is one of the most routine and hazardous activities that takes place in any barn environment. Whether you're leading a quiet gelding to turnout or managing a fresh young horse on a cold morning, every interaction carries some...

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Artificial Riding Aids & Equine Welfare: Ethical Considerations for Horse Training Dr. Megan Ross, PhD | August 2, 2026

In equestrianism, the relationship between horse and rider relies on clear communication, trust, and mutual understanding. Natural aids—such as the seat, legs, hands, and voice—serve as the rider's primary tools for guiding the horse, while artificial aids like bits, whips,...