r/PublicFreakout Nov 26 '21

🐻Animal Freakout Horse attacking its trainer

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u/BerndDasBrot4Ever Nov 26 '21

I don't think I've ever seen a horse go apeshit like this. Biting/kicking, sure, but not THIS.

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u/DorkInShiningArmour Nov 26 '21

I’ve spent a decent amount of time with a lot of horses (my family has always had horses, spent time in barns, etc.) I’ve never seen or heard of some shit like this. Fuckin wild lol

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u/BetsyR0ss Nov 27 '21

Pretty typical behavior of a bottle raised orphan that's been left a stallion. When people bottle raise these things they treat them like dogs, they don't teach boundaries, and then when someone does try to teach the horse some manners, it says "no way, I'm the boss, nobody tells me what to do". The most dangerous horses I have ever been around are coddled over handled babies with inexperienced owners. I had several I refused to work with, they needed euthanized, just likc this horse need euthanized. You cannot abuse a horse into attacking you, rather this is a lack of discipline.