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A Cow can see all four of its feet if it turns its head to one side or another.
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∙ 12y agoWell that's a tricky one but if you want to know check with other resources thx -unknown
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∙ 7y agoLots of animals have 4 feet although they are not always called feet. A horse has four feet called hooves, an elephant has four feet. A cat has four feet called paws.
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When a horse limps what is it called?
Get someone to walk then trot your horse around an area then you can really telll if your horse is limping. You can also pick up your horses feet and see if you straited all four legs ONE AT A TIME. Then see if your horse exibets any pain or nervouness. Feel legs to see if any unnormal lumps or bumps are felt.
What are all the bones in a horse's body?
See the website below for the answer.
Can a horse jump 9 feet?
No one could give a straight answer to this. Ever horse is different, so every horse jumps a different hieght. For example, my Oldenburg can jump an average of 5-6 feet. He is my show horse. On the other hand, my Quarter Horse can only jump a max of 3 ft. You see, all horse breeds have a different standard. :)
What is the record weight pulled by a pair of horses at a horse pull event?
The most a horse has pulled was, if I remember correctly, 3,600 Lbs. and it pulled the load 15 feet. The horse was a Percheron. One of the tallest horses recorded was a Percheron named Dr Le Gear. FoaHstood 21.1 hands (7 feet) at the withers and weighed just under 1,370 kg.
Do not bring the water to the horse bring the horse to the water?
i can see that...because it gives the horse exercise! lol
Can a horse see all 4 feet?
No
When a horse limps what is it called?
Get someone to walk then trot your horse around an area then you can really telll if your horse is limping. You can also pick up your horses feet and see if you straited all four legs ONE AT A TIME. Then see if your horse exibets any pain or nervouness. Feel legs to see if any unnormal lumps or bumps are felt.
What is unique about donkey's eyes?
its eyes can actually see all four feet at once
What is unique about a donkey's eyes?
its eyes can actually see all four feet at once
How do you see a horse running?
To see a horse 'run' (Correct term is Gallop) watch closely at any horse that is galloping and you'll see the legs move in a four beat fashion.
How donkeys can see their all four feet?
They cannot see any of their feet when looking in a normal position, with the head up. They are only able to see their front feet by looking down, and their back feet by moving their head from side to side.
What is the significance of the number of feet the horse has on the ground in a statue of a rider on a horse?
If YOU SEE ALL FOUR HOOVES OFF THE GROUND IT MEANS YOU'VE HAD TOO MUCH TO DRINK!It is really only a legend because it is most definitely not true for all statues but... For statues of heroes on horseback, if one of the horses hooves are off the ground the soldier was wounded in battle. If two of the hooves are off the ground then the soldier was killed in battle. If all four hooves are off the ground the soldier was unharmed in battle. Should be all four feet on the ground - not off the ground Learned these facts in Mendoza, Argentina, but could not quite remember how it went exactly
How do you identify that horse is not a ruminant?
They cannot regurgitate so unlike a ruminant you will never see a horse chewing it's cud. Ruminants all have cloven hooves and horses have a single hoof. If you were dissecting horse it would have a simple stomach. Ruminants have a complex stomach with four chambers.
What are all the bones in a horse's body?
See the website below for the answer.
Can a horse jump 9 feet?
No one could give a straight answer to this. Ever horse is different, so every horse jumps a different hieght. For example, my Oldenburg can jump an average of 5-6 feet. He is my show horse. On the other hand, my Quarter Horse can only jump a max of 3 ft. You see, all horse breeds have a different standard. :)
What are the gaits of horseback riding?
Walk - a four beat gait. The horse will be going at its slowest and when it lifts one foot the other three should be on the ground. Trot - a two beat gait. The horse will have two feet on and two feet off the ground. In a diagonal pattern. So if its front right is off the ground so is its back left. Canter - a three beat gait. The horse will be going slower then a gallop but faster then a trot. Gallop - a four beat gait. This gait is similar to the canter but it is much faster. You see Kentucky Derby races horses going at this pace. Other Gaits include: Pace, Tolt, Fox Trot, Rack The following is a website where you can view and read about all the horse gaits. http:/en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horse_gaits
Can a horse see?
IF the horse is not blind it can see.
