ANZ 332 Equine Science: Nature of Horses
This course focuses on a scientific understanding of the horse and is designed to provide students more in-depth information about horse behavior, physiology, and wellness. Understanding the nature of horses contributes to their care and management. Understanding their physical needs and social behavior contributes to a safe and rewarding relationship with these animals. This class is designed to teach students about horses including their care and management. The laboratory component of this class is designed to provide hands-on experiences with horses. During the lab students will be taught specific skills necessary for owning a horse and helpful in working at or managing a stable. Guided instruction will be provided on topics such as first aid, vaccinations, hoof care, horse transport, care and use of tack, pasture management, feeding, manure management and equitation.
Prerequisite
For ANZ courses, take ANZ-231 ANZ-233 ANZ-233L. For Biology courses, take one Biology course with a minimum grade C-.
Corequisite
Take ANZ-332L lab concurrently.
Offered
Annual Spring Semester