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This course is recommended for veterinary surgeons and veterinary students who occasionally see donkeys and wish to be more confident in their knowledge and approach to this species.

The second of our courses focuses in on the diagnosis of equid dental disease.

In this first part of four courses, introducing you to donkey behaviour, we will look at the foundation of the donkeys' behaviour, gained from their evolutionary ancestors and what influences their difference from horses.

The third of our courses on equid dentistry is focussed on dental disorders.

The first in a progressive series of courses designed to establish a scientific, evidence-based approach to equid dentistry.

In the fourth of our equid dental courses, we explore the most common instrumentation available.

This course explores the common causes of accidents when interacting with donkeys. The course focuses on increasing the learner's understanding of donkey body language, observation of behavioural thresholds and simple methods of handling donkeys to reduce your risk of injury.

This course focuses in on the step-by-step process of manufacturing a collar for donkeys and mules.

Being able to age equids within a narrow range can be useful for owners and professionals alike when accurate records are unavailable. This short course focuses on ageing donkeys by dentition, covering the ageing process of an equid from a newborn up to a geriatric animal.

This course focuses on the different parts, functions and adjustments of harness, followed by specific aspects related to working with working equids. A harness is a common aspect of all working equids, regardless of the task performed, and its correct or incorrect use directly impacts their health and welfare.