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I've worked with horses for over 30 years and can tell you that they're not color blind. But they don't see as many colors as people. Horses make up for not seeing as many colors as humans with a much keener night vision. ...Read More
It's expensive to own a horse, even if you inherit it. Without including boarding, it costs me over $3,000 a year to care for my horse's health, food, grooming and other supplies. Without a stable, boarding her is another $1,500 per year. ...Read More
Yes, similar to dogs they understand words and commands pretty well. They are really loyal animals, and while you train them, if you give them treats and positive reinforcements, they will react better to you. I went to horse camp a few years ago, and the horses knew many commands and words that we said to them while riding. They also have excellent memories!...Read More
Horses can have varying reactions to dogs depending on their individual personalities, experiences, and training. Some horses enjoy the company of friendly dogs and may even bond with them, while others may be fearful or aggressive towards them. Likewise, some dogs have a natural affinity for horses and can be trained to work with them, but others may exhibit predatory behavior that can be dangerous to horses. It is important to introduce dogs and horses carefully and under supervision to ensure a safe and positive interaction....Read More
