Horse language

Equine Body Language

If you don't know what the different positions of a horses ears mean, you could get thrown, bitten, kicked or existence some other unpleasant experience.

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Ever wonder how do horses show their emotions or what your horse is thinking? I've put together a simple chart of some body language cues to help you get started...

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Horse Ear Communication Chart

Horse Anatomy! In this lesson, you will learn a list of common parts of a horse with ESL picture and example sentences to broaden your vocabulary words. Horse Anatomy Anatomy of a Horse Forehead Ear

Horse Body Language: 20 Things to Look For - Seriously Equestrian

Horses use body parts individually, as well as together, to communicate different things such as pain, anger, discomfort, excitement, or irritation. It's important to remember that horses are prey animals, so it's their instinct to choose...

Horses mainly rely on body language to convey their emotions, unlike humans. Being able to identify these cues can significantly strengthen the connection between the horse and its owner.

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Monty’s Answer: Thank you for sending this question as it is asked quite often. People regularly hear me say, “Don’t catch your horse; let your horse catch you.” I would like to address your question assuming that you understand the basic tenets of Join-Up and you have exhausted the use of these basic concepts of […]