in comparison to humans I spend a great
deal of time communicating through
vocalization asses are rather quiet an
emergent mostly communicate through body
language as horse owner it is our
responsibility to learn and to listen to
this language there are many things to
consider when looking at us body
language this include air position tail
position the nose and the mouth the eyes
and the overall posture and behavior
many people assess horses filled by the
position of their ears however it is
important to remember that the es do
more than just communicating all these
ears are very sensitive and capable to
move in different direction in order to
collect auditory information
tarifa each position is equally an
indicator of where the hosts attention
is focused when the ears are facing
forwards ojos attention is directed her
head for example a horse may prick is
here when meeting another host when
startled are when looking at a jump in
front of them give to the cycle indicate
sleepiness although the horse attention
is directed to the sides is back can be
a sign of submission fear pen although
the horse attention is directed behind
them moving on to the tail the I tell
can yet signal excitement
it is exhibited in activities such as
playing running iranian between mantra
of the hood a lifted tear signal model
rosin it can be seen when the horse feel
both excited and fearful for example
when meeting a new horse
it is also adopted by males in season a
switching tail is a sign of annoyance
and irritation it is often seen in
riding offices or by masked Wendy cat
known receptiveness to a stallion
offices are so switch they attempt to
chase flies in addition to the ears and
the tail the mouth and the nose provide
us with useful information regarding the
hosts emotional state snapping is an
appeasement signal mostly seen in force
in which animal movies show in a chew
are sucking motion but without food in
his mouth licking and chewing is often
misinterpret as a sign of respects and
relaxation
however this behavior is a result of
stress and a dry mouth acids may lick
and chew in relief after a stressful or
frightening event only can she when
still in the eye state of stress a tight
mouth can indicate a variety of
unpleasant feelings such as fear
conflict anger and pain a tight math
also causes the chin to become more
pronounced a tight mouth combined with a
long nose can indicate anxiety or
conflict but a long nose without a tight
mouth can be a sign of pleasure for
example when the horse is being
scratched
flemm nose trail and diecut arrows on
either in excitement for example when
the horse is playing in the field or in
fear for example when ridden wrinkly
nose trails and diecut annoyance disgust
of pain so more wrinkles the nose the
muscle use the annoyance of pain moving
on to the eyes partially or completely
closed eyelid can be a sign of
drowsiness of pain if the white of the
eyes are showing the horse is frightened
a theory of wrinkle above the eyes is an
indicator of stress Aussies are social
animal which survivor depend on the
capacity to live with other as a result
offices avoid physical violence and try
to resolve conflict using defensive or
aggressive right before resulting to
attack at Frost is an aggressive fret
where the head is lowered the next
stretch and the ears flat back the
behavior seniors are also asked to stay
away or move away so hosts may also lift
the fore leg to signal his intention to
move towards oza animal and all swishes
tell strike fred is an aggressive fred
that consists of a quick striking motion
of the phone like this fred is often
seen when offices meet and one the other
hosts to keep his distance
so horse seems to deliberately
making contact with the open and body
pipe fred is an aggressive Fred where
the neck is stretch and the mouth open
but here again the horse seems to
deliberately miss his target run
presentation is a mild form of kicking
freight kick fred is a defensive Fred
where the host Lee one of his and leg
the horse may also have a flat tail or
swishing tail and may back up towards
the aggressor were squealing to conclude
it's important to look at your host body
language in annalistic way as one thing
can have more than one meaning for
example it is not because a horse ears
are facing forwards at the O's is
necessarily a P for article on human
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