/horse/ - Horse Appreciation

Top notch guide I can attest to it as a person who has been horse riding for 5 years now.

I also stress the importance that EVERY horse is different. I personally own an alpha mare and she is a prissy horse and is irritated by anything that isnt eating, sleeping on the pasture or the occasional slap'n'tickle :3

I would also add, although its something trivival, that horses when itchy like to scratch themselves on things. If a horse is try to run its head/butt against you it feels secure around you.

>>1052

>If a horse is try to run its head/butt against you it feels secure around you.

Now that makes me feel pretty good that the horses liked to use me as a scratching post back at the riding academy

>>1053

Again i cant speak for all horses but from my expereince horses who had a favourable disposition towards me would often ' offer ' to have thier face/butt scratched. Although be care full what and how you scratch. In my younger days I tried to go for a belly rub and ended with a few stitches on my arm and other time while scratching my mare's butt the hand wandered a bit towards the nethers and she didnt mind one bit.

So yeah, watch out is what Im saying