Horse's personality

Horses are animals with strong personalities. Its appearance is very gentle and quiet, but in its heart, the strong sense of competition is beyond the reach of other animals. In the competition with the same kind, horses are exhausted and don't give up.

Ma's attitude towards people is very clear, and it has very harsh conditions in contact and cooperation with people. First of all, you must be able to control it, and in this process, courage alone is not enough; You should also have the skills to show your wisdom to the horse, and then your love and care. If people win the cooperation with horses, horses will have a deep attachment to people.

Horses react to disgusting things in several ways; One is a demonstration. At this time, the horse's back, bright eyes, upper face contracted, his neck held high, and he nodded and blew. The second is angry kicking. Sometimes there will be hissing and biting each other. The horse's eagerness and impatience are manifested by fidgeting, the forelimbs are digging the ground, and sometimes the forelimbs are alternately digging the ground.

Horses have the ability to learn and remember. This ability is divided into two categories; One is conditioned reflex behavior, and the other is aftereffect behavior. Reflex behavior is automatic, and it will react in two ways when it is stimulated. The subsequent behavior is the horse's learning and memory ability. Horses have good imitation ability. In addition to using one's conditioned reflex scientifically, one should also encourage one's learning and memory repeatedly and appropriately.

Horses are active animals. Contrary to carnivores, they have short rest and sleep time. Adult horses sleep about 6 hours a day and night on average. Deep sleep only takes 2 hours, mostly before dawn. Horses only enter the unconscious state when they are in deep sleep, and sleep at other times is semi-conscious. Stand still after dinner and go to bed at once. Horses can sleep standing up and get a good rest. Generally, stallions and horses mainly sleep standing up, while mares and foals sleep on their backs.

Horses react to disgusting things in several ways; One is a demonstration. At this time, the horse's back, bright eyes, upper face contracted, his neck held high, and he nodded and blew. The second is angry kicking. Sometimes there will be hissing and biting each other. The horse's eagerness and impatience are manifested by fidgeting, the forelimbs are digging the ground, and sometimes the forelimbs are alternately digging the ground.