Neuroscience is a study of the brain, a complex organ that controls thinking, learning, voluntary movement and posture coordination. Much like in humans, the canine brain is also responsible for interpreting and integrating information received by the body. This course examines a Canine Nervous system and complex circuits through which dog experiences and responds to a stimulus. Students learn the anatomy and physiology of a single neuron, the neural junction, the main nerves and their function in a canine organism.

Neuroscience is the study of the brain, a complex organ that controls thinking, learning, voluntary movement, and posture coordination. Much like in humans, the animal brain is also responsible for interpreting and integrating information received by the body. This course examines the equine nervous system and the complex circuits through which the animal experiences and responds to a stimulus. You will learn the anatomy and physiology of a single neuron, the neural junction, the main nerves, and their function.

Neuroscience is a study of the brain, a complex organ that controls thinking, learning, voluntary movement and posture coordination. Much like in humans, the canine brain is also responsible for interpreting and integrating information received by the body. This course examines a Canine Nervous system and complex circuits through which dog experiences and responds to a stimulus. Students learn the anatomy and physiology of a single neuron, the neural junction, the main nerves and their function in a canine organism.

Neuroscience is the study of the brain, a complex organ that controls thinking, learning, voluntary movement, and posture coordination. Much like in humans, the animal brain is also responsible for interpreting and integrating information received by the body. This course examines the equine nervous system and the complex circuits through which the animal experiences and responds to a stimulus. You will learn the anatomy and physiology of a single neuron, the neural junction, the main nerves, and their function.