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| Horses are ______ animals |
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| Horse's protective instinct is |
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sounds (nickers & whining)
body language (posture, ears, head, neck) |
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| Dominance hierarchy lead by |
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| mare & protected by stallion |
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| From their mother, foals learn |
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| survival/behavior including food choices, trail, predators, communication, etc |
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| Horses have quick response time, as in: |
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| run now, ask questions later |
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| Horses categorize experiences into to categories |
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frightening
non frightening |
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| most common aggression.... |
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training,
exercise,
mental enrichment,
companionship |
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| Horses can easily be dominated due to |
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| These can be used when training |
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| basic need of food and companionship |
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| In solitary conditions horses will develop |
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cribbing
weaving
stall kicking
stall walking
pawing
digging
wood chewing
eating bedding or dirt
self-mutilation |
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| Bad behavior can easily be reinforced by |
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| positive attention of negative behavior |
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