Ashley Dudas is a student of The Horse. Specializing in Equine Behavior and Psychology, with a solid background in Natural Horsemanship, as well as young horse training and development. Ashley started her career with horses in the English Performance World, when she met a horse who demanded she change her approach entirely. At first she thought the horse was the problem…as it turns out, the horse that changed her life was just terrified of the world, and completely misunderstood. Once Ashley’s eyes were opened to the world of Horsemanship as an Art Form, the relationship with her first Super Horse was saved. Ashley is dedicated to helping horses and the humans who love them reach their full potential. Her passion is to help individuals develop the habits and skills they need to effectively communicate and understand their equine partners and achieve the level of horsemanship and partnership they are dreaming of! Ashley decided to move to Utah with her fiancé, Chance, and her horse Romeo exclusively to work with Liberty’s horses and people. Ashley offers in-person training to the public and online at TheSavvyEquestrian.com.
Eric is an equine rehabilitation specialist and runs his company, Equibalance, while serving as Director, Equine Wellness for Liberty Sanctuary. He was born in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and later moved to Utah in 1996. He pursued his passion for animals by obtaining a degree in veterinary technology. Eric's expertise in the field led him to become a teacher and educate veterinary technicians in equine studies and various other classes.
To further expand his knowledge and skills, Eric pursued additional certification as a Certified Equine Rehabilitation Practitioner (CERP) at the University of Tennessee. This qualification allowed him to specialize in the rehabilitation of horses, utilizing techniques to aid in their recovery and improve their overall well-being.
Outside of his professional life, Eric enjoys spending time outdoors. He finds solace in activities like hiking and camping, appreciating the beauty of nature. One of his cherished companions is his American Quarter horse named "SunnyJack," with whom he shares a deep bond. Additionally, Eric has a Rhodesian Ridgeback dog named "Goose," who is also a beloved member of his family.
We are honored to have Eric and his family caring for Liberty Sanctuary animals. As Director of Equine Wellness, Eric is developing a Wellness Program to be implemented daily. Additionally, he is developing a Volunteer Training Program with safety guidelines using natural horsemanship methods to be regularly followed as well. We couldn’t be happier to have Eric on board.
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