Stallion Behavior
American Association of Equine Practitioners
September 1, 1998
Dr. Sue McDonnell discusses observations of stallions in the wild and domestication.
Dr. Sue McDonnell discusses observations of stallions in the wild and domestication.
Learning to understand what a horse is communicating, whether to other horses or to humans, and how to communicate in return can be a lifelong endeavor for the avid horse owner because horses are not all the same.
Fitting a saddle correctly to a horse’s back can be confusing and frustrating, Harman says, because so many variables are involved.
Chomp! Incisors lock onto the edge of the board, and the horse arches his neck as he inhales. You’ve caught a cribber.
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