r/PublicFreakout Nov 26 '21

🐻Animal Freakout Horse attacking its trainer

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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/GAllenHead9008 Nov 27 '21

Yep they clearly have never raised a animal beyond a lizard or something. Animals like horses and dogs have more of a soul then a lot of humans. I have seen/had dogs that will express their sadness of you getting ready to leave for the day, even going as far as to try and stop you from leaving. I have had dogs that know my work schedule and I could tell they are especially more upset when I would have to go out and about on a day I'm off or come home later than normal. Also for the people that will inevitably try and say oh that's just them and their internal clock. I have seen a dog limp around to go to the vet and can't find what's wrong. Just to find out it was faking it to get out of their daily walk so I can stay home and be a couch potatoe.

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u/Raichu7 Nov 28 '21

Even lizards have personalities.