Dr Sue McDonnell presents on stallion managing difficult stallions in the breeding shed, by providing an understanding of how stallions have evolved and what influences effect their behaviour in the breeding shed by returning to basics and identifying what areas can be manipulated effectively.
Dr. Sue McDonnell holds bachelors and master’s degrees in human and animal psychology, a PhD in reproductive physiology and behavior from the University of Delaware, and is board certified as an Applied Animal Behaviorist by the Animal Behavior Society
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