I can't count how many times I've been told not to walk/stand behind a horse...
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I can't count how many times I've been told not to walk/stand behind a horse People preach it as if the horse had a kicking sensor that goes off every time there's movement behind them There are many reasons why I believe we should be able to do it in a safe and confident manner For instance, Alaska recently had an abscess burst right between his legs, which required me to squat behind him, with my face between his legs to drain it and clean it If caring for our horses requires us to sometimes stand behind them, isn't it much better to teach both horses and humans to feel safe about it? 🥰🎥 @x.maria.pires.x #equestrian #horse #horses #funnyhorse #horsememes #fart #farts #lol #funny #funnyanimals #animals #cute #cuteanimals #pets #viral #equestrian #olympics #horsegirls #horseriding #dressage #showjumping #rodeo #barrelracing #cowgirl #western #English #polo