Posts Tagged ‘second principle’
Anthropomorphic Addiction
Written by Hiddenhorse on 02/03/2010 – 6:46 pm -This article is about addiction. But please don’t be put off. It is about one of the most common addictions in the world, an addiction suffered by probably 99% of all people that work with animals and certainly, almost everyone who doesn’t. Like all addictions it is very powerful (addictive) because it is very rewarding – and sadly, like all addictions, it is very damaging not only to ourselves, but also to those around us. This addiction costs us billions every year, globally it has spawned multi-billion dollar industries to feed our passions, on a personal level, it frequently consumes all our time, our relationships and our resources. Our passion and fascination with this addiction can last a lifetime and many of us are prepared to devote our lives to the pursuit of the pleasure that it gives us. Read more »
Tags: Anthropomorphism, behavior, Emotions, Principles, second principle, The Four modelsPosted in Anthropmorphism, Four Models | No Comments »
What is an Ethogram?
Written by Hiddenhorse on 30/09/2009 – 11:24 am -My second principle of natural horse keeping states:
We base or relationship on the ethogram of the horse. That means
Life in a herd, a life full of natural movement, a diet that closely relates to the natural fiber based diet and barefoot .
The first thing about this principle that you might want to understand is, what is an ethogram? Read more »
Tags: circuses, menageries, Natural Horse, Principles, second principle, Utility Model, zoosPosted in Ethology, Natural Horse Keeping | No Comments »
