Horses
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RadishRose
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- Connecticut, USA
Ruth n Jersey
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- Northern New Jersey
SeaBreeze, I had no idea they actually play like that. Almost like a dog or cat.
Happyflowerlady
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- Northern Alabama
That is an adorable video, Seabreeze ! The colt is not actually smiling, even though that is exactly what it looks like. Horses groom each other, and right on the withers (neck/shoulder area) is one of the places that they often nuzzle and scratch each other.
You will often see two horses facing each other and scratching each other's back and neck, and that response is what this little ones is actually doing.
You can see, if you watch close, that she looks like she is chomping her little teeth together part of the time.
You will often see two horses facing each other and scratching each other's back and neck, and that response is what this little ones is actually doing.
You can see, if you watch close, that she looks like she is chomping her little teeth together part of the time.
RadishRose
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What a perfectly beautiful creature this is! I wish I'd spent more time with horses, I've always crazy about them, but my parents weren't able nor interested. I am so glad to see this video.
As an adult I did try riding lessons and was terrified, LOL. Until a small white horse named Vodka showed up I was ready to quit.
I had many nice rides with Vodka, she was sweet and gentle and seemed to like me. Soon, she was sold and that was that.
As an adult I did try riding lessons and was terrified, LOL. Until a small white horse named Vodka showed up I was ready to quit.
I had many nice rides with Vodka, she was sweet and gentle and seemed to like me. Soon, she was sold and that was that.
ClassicRockr
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Andalusians are so cool to watch, with a rider or without. Same goes for a Tennessee Walker. The gate on a Tennessee Walker is very, very nice for the rider.