Why Do Horses Sniff Noses? What To Know About Horse Communication
It’s common knowledge that horses sniff noses as a way of greeting each other. But why do they do this? Why do they sometimes squeal and kick out after sniffing noses while other times, they are fine? Here is what you need to know about why horses sniff noses and some other common behaviors horses do that you may have been wondering about.
Read MoreWhy Do Horses Get Frisky When It’s Cold?
We’re all too familiar with how frisky horses get when it’s cold out. They start snorting and prancing around, and while it’s delightful to see them play, you may dread having to work them with that extra energy. Why do horses get frisky when it’s cold, though? In a season where many animals go into hibernation, it may seem counterintuitive that horses seem to get an energy burst with the changing seasons.
Read MoreDoes Hydration Affect A Horse’s Ability To Grow A Winter Coat?
Hydration is key for horses’ overall health, from their digestive health to how they’re able to maintain a healthy weight to how they can grow healthy hooves and more. As such, you may wonder whether or not hydration affects a horse’s ability to grow a winter coat, as well.
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