Horse Body Language: 20 Things to Look For
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- In this video we decided to give you a brief rundown of the 20 things that you need to keep a look out for about your horse to understand whether your friend is happy, sad, sick or even in pain.
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You will learn:
What Their Posture Says:
- Upright Body Posture
- Downwards, Dozing Body Posture
- Tensed Posture
-Reduced Movement
- Facing the Wall
What Their Ears Are Saying:
- Ears Pinned Back
- Ears Flicking Back and Forth
- What Their Eyes Say:
- Eyes Open Wide
- Eyes Blinking a Lot
- Whites in the Eyes Showing
What Their Head Movement Says:
- Head Raised Direct Eye Contact
- Shaking Head
What Their Facial Expression Says:
- Flared Nostrils
- Mouth Opened
- Licking Lips and Sighing
- Grind Teeth
- Curled Upper Lip
What Their Lower Body Says:
- Hind Leg Lifted
- Stomping the Ground
- Wrinkled Swishing Tail
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I wish that the pictures matched the dialogue. For example, while hearing about the ears being pinned back, it would have been nice to have been seeing a picture of a horse with its ears pinned back! This lack of coordination between the words and the pictures was consistent, enough for me to stop watching after 4 1/2 minutes. Sorry.
All they need is 30 seconds to make their money... that's all they care about.🤔
Love seeing all the videos from Iceland showing Icelandic horses. Some of what he says is a bit off though like he keeps talking about the horse most likely is about to attack you when showing distress. As if a horse attacking is common...
My horse always shows his teeth when we're playing.
You start the video by saying that posture is important, and you can understand them by not coming close, but then you say that if the horse is sweating or of his jaws are clenched...
What’s up with all the talk of attack by a horse? A horse would rather run from you rather than attack you. I stopped watching after I counted 7 uses of the word attack.
Horses will bite and kick.
@@monagatens2321 I didn’t think about that because all the horses I’m in contact with arent
known to kick or bite or display such bad behavior.
There is a lot of wrong and bad information in this video and not clear.... This is obviously and AI-created video made for getting views only and not created by an actual equestrian.
Came to the comments to say just that.
This is a terrible video if you're truly trying to learn about body language of a horse. It's full of misinformation combined with mismatched photos that are confusing.
This video could potentially cause harm.
Nothing is better than real life experience around leaders that can teach and show you.
Who ever made this AI video needs to remember you're giving advice about animals that weigh well over half a ton typically and some people will believe whatever this video says especially young people.
I love horses, but they scare me. Just to be on the safe side, I always approach them with treats. These friends of ours have won wars, and kept the peace.❤
I cried finding out horses suffer from depression too 😢
Great video and lots of information. Thank you for shating this with everyone.