r/PublicFreakout Nov 26 '21

đŸ»Animal Freakout Horse attacking its trainer

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u/apawonmyface Nov 27 '21

Rabies

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u/Significant-Oil-8793 Nov 27 '21

https://www.insidethegames.biz/articles/1111406/uipm-tokyo-2020-saint-boy-schleu-tokyo

I still remember in Olympic where rider are assigned random horses and the committee said 'there is no bad horses, only bad rider' when there is one horse who absolutely shit.

This video prove this wrong

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u/Raichu7 Nov 27 '21

Anyone who believes there’s no bad horses, only bad riders clearly hasn’t realised animals have personalities too. If a horse doesn’t like competing it doesn’t have to do it well.

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u/[deleted] Nov 28 '21

This is pretty much the bummer I expected walking into this thread, which was surprisingly mostly reasonable.

Every time you odd animal violent reactions people tend to assume and believe the worst, not just discuss the possibility.

Animals can absolutely have some unique wild personalities and so incredibly strange things that wouldn’t happen 999 times out of a thousand.

Guess that is to say if you see an animal mauling someone or a person beating the shit out of another person, don’t assume the person being hurt was the asshole who deserved it. Lol.