Defense or Threat Response: When horses feel threatened or scared, they may rear as a defensive mechanism. It is a way for them to elevate their body and potentially strike out with their front legs to ward off perceived threats. … Read More
Hooves of horses grow constantly. Overgrown hooves can resultin serious health issues for horses. If a horse has to walk withhooves that are overgrown they must compensate for this, thatmeans they are walking on their feet. This strains the tendonsand … Read More
A group of horses is generally termed as a herd. However, a more similar pronounce can be used to call a group of horses. Depending upon the gender of the horses and the place where the group is, names are … Read More
Like any other living organism, it’s common to sight hair on a horse. The special hair on a horse’s neck is termed mane which starts from over the neck and extends up to the lower back. Depending on the horse … Read More
The Friesian horse is among the oldest European breeds. It wasfirst developed in Friesland the northern province in theNetherlands. A heavy horse has been in existence aslong at least 1000 B.C.The Romans employed these horses, and they brought a few … Read More
Breyer horses are costly because they are among the best quality Model horses available. They are constructed of sturdy plastic and are coated with robust paint. They are also made by hand which is another reason that makes them expensive! … Read More
Knabstruppers can be used for all types of general riding, andare a success at dressage and eventing, and show jumping.They can also be used as carriage horses because of theirbeautiful movement, proud appearance and striking colouring. The 1870s saw in … Read More
A Friesian was a warhorse that was good because of its easy trot and spirit. It is not too hot or too cold. This means that the Friesian more of a warmblood than draft (or coldblood) breed of horse. Like … Read More
Usually, bald spots are caused by tail rubbing . You may also geta severe fungal infection or a heavy tick infestation. Horses mayalso lose their hair in asymmetrical or patchy patterns if anotherhorse chews on his tail. The authors suggested … Read More