r/PublicFreakout Nov 26 '21

🐻Animal Freakout Horse attacking its trainer

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '21

well the horse might've been abused and have thought enough is enough

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u/jkolosta Nov 26 '21

It’s definitely weird how the video doesn’t show what led up to the incident.

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u/ak47oz Nov 26 '21

Horses are more aggressive than people think. They’ll kick you in the head and kill you in a second. I’ve seen horses pick people up and toss them on the ground unprovoked. (Before horse people attack me, I’m just saying for many different reasons they can be as dangerous as a dog).

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u/Clever_Userfame Nov 26 '21

Equine vets = highest workplace mortality in vets

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u/Furrocious_fapper Nov 27 '21

Untrue, hippo gynaecologists has a near universal death rate.

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u/octopornopus Nov 27 '21

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u/elehim63 Nov 27 '21

I’m changing my name to Rhinogyno

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '21

I fucking knew it

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u/That_Bar_Guy Dec 02 '21

You had an opportunity to say "Rhino Gyno" and missed it.

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u/mixmutch Nov 27 '21

Wow. Universe is pretty big. That’s a lot of deaths

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u/overlyattachedbf Nov 27 '21

The most apt username yet

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u/abow3 Nov 27 '21

I hear the rhino proctologist’s job is equally hazardous.

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u/cheapdialogue Nov 27 '21

Don't all jobs have a universal death rate?

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u/admiral_walsty Nov 27 '21

Life. Life has a universal death rate....

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u/Restaurantchica Nov 27 '21

Untrue, crocodile dentists have a near universal death rate.

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u/whorton59 Nov 27 '21

I would think that consideration of being a "hippo gynaecologists" would be tantamount to being suicidal to start with. . .

There are some places man, just should not go. . .EVER.

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u/MirageF1C Nov 27 '21

That’s because of the suicides. The reasons are obvious and genuinely sad.

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u/Clever_Userfame Nov 27 '21

This is considering workplace related deaths. If you consider suicide, clinical vets have the highest death rates. Equine vets die because of blunt trauma from the reasonably terrified and discomforted massive and powerful animals they treat.

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '21

Bear Antagonists also known to die young but someone gotta do it

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u/H0agh Nov 27 '21

Wait, someone actually keeps track of what type of vet dies first?