Do Horses Learn by Watching Each Other?
Nancy Diehl, VMD, MS
November 26, 2014
Sometimes it seems like horses pick up behaviors from each other. But it might be for reasons different than you think.
Sometimes it seems like horses pick up behaviors from each other. But it might be for reasons different than you think.
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