Hi. Somebody once told me, that humans have the face of a predator with our frontal positioned eyes, witch can scares a horse. Do you think it would be recommended that at least at the beginning avoid staring at the horse, or to look away when he is approaching?
That is a very good point indeed thank you! Many equine ethologists support that statement, however I think that horses that grew up in the company of humans quickly learn that we are no threat. On the other hand, when handling and training feral horses that were born in the wild, it probably helps if you don't maintain eye contact in the beginning :))
Thank you. You're the first person to go into detail about feeding your horse at first
Glad it was helpful ☺️
Nice horse 🐎
Waaaw thank u I will try it
You're very welcome 😊
Aww you two are so cute together. Well done, great video😄
Great job you two! 😉
Great job! I like it very much. As you told me, it's the first video of a teaching series. I can't wait to see the next one! :)
Yeah the series is called NoNonsense Horse Training :))
Another helpful video!🥰 Good job!
You did a good job too 😉
Hi. Somebody once told me, that humans have the face of a predator with our frontal positioned eyes, witch can scares a horse.
Do you think it would be recommended that at least at the beginning avoid staring at the horse, or to look away when he is approaching?
That is a very good point indeed thank you! Many equine ethologists support that statement, however I think that horses that grew up in the company of humans quickly learn that we are no threat. On the other hand, when handling and training feral horses that were born in the wild, it probably helps if you don't maintain eye contact in the beginning :))
Thank you. You are the best