Emotions Of A Horse

BlackStallion · 09-09-07, 06:30 AM

I found out a thing from my reading about the emotions or feelings of the horses.

A horse will respond to whatever the feelings you have because they are very sensitive animals and they know it when you are happy or upset. Never ride a horse when you are upset for it will also be upset. But when you are smiling when you are riding a horse then the horse would respond as happy too and that horse will be good for your lessons or rides.

Thaworth · 09-13-07, 11:58 PM

I can completely understand where that is coming from. Suzy seems to always have an emotion similar to mine. Luckily, most of the time we're both really happy

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crazyhorse · 09-14-07, 07:57 AM

That explains why when I ride one of our horses and I have the runaway-child feeling, my horse is also anxious to get wild and would run faster than usual. Could horses sense the real feeling of a person even if the person bluffing?

**alexis** · 09-14-07, 02:03 PM

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Originally Posted by crazyhorse

That explains why when I ride one of our horses and I have the runaway-child feeling, my horse is also anxious to get wild and would run faster than usual. Could horses sense the real feeling of a person even if the person bluffing?

I think you should test that and let us know what you find out. Many animals are empathic, it does not surprise me in the least a horse would be. I know that most of the time I visit my friends horse (a mini Shep), the horse is just happy-go-lucky, and most of the time, minds to itself (avoids the other animals on the grounds). This is exactly how the owners are.

09-09-07, 06:30 AM	#1 (permalink)
BlackStallion Member Join Date: 08-10-07 Posts: 37	Emotions Of A Horse I found out a thing from my reading about the emotions or feelings of the horses. A horse will respond to whatever the feelings you have because they are very sensitive animals and they know it when you are happy or upset. Never ride a horse when you are upset for it will also be upset. But when you are smiling when you are riding a horse then the horse would respond as happy too and that horse will be good for your lessons or rides.

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09-13-07, 11:58 PM	#2 (permalink)
Thaworth Member Join Date: 09-08-07 Posts: 38	I can completely understand where that is coming from. Suzy seems to always have an emotion similar to mine. Luckily, most of the time we're both really happy .

09-14-07, 07:57 AM	#3 (permalink)
crazyhorse Member Join Date: 08-10-07 Posts: 47	That explains why when I ride one of our horses and I have the runaway-child feeling, my horse is also anxious to get wild and would run faster than usual. Could horses sense the real feeling of a person even if the person bluffing?