The finest example of incremental learning must be our grey squirrel baby who has learned to negotiate each and every one of our bird feeders whilst always consolidating everything he knows about fleeing the scene if he needs to.
Sarah Weston is a horse lover, and has been a horse owner and trainer for many years. Copies of her book, No Fear, No Force - A Guide to Handling the Semi-Feral Foal can be obtained direct through her website: www.sarahweston.co.uk
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