Horses talk with body movements, so you can tell by watching the ears. If they stay up or slightly back, they are not upset and may be friendly. If the ears lay flat back, look out.
you can reassure your horse by speaking to him in a calm soothing level tone of voice and by petting him softly on the body or face.
A horse in good shape will not have excess fat deposits and will have nice firm muscling and shouldn't get winded after a good canter.
If you don't know enough about horses to be able to tell, you probably shouldn't have a horse.
that's a good question... i don't know
By looking a horse in the mouth, you can tell their age and whether or not they're in good health. But if you get a horse as a gift, you should be happy to have a horse and not question what shape they're in.
you have to know the horse. it depends on its personality. if its wild, calm, shy, hiper....learn about training them before hand and find outabout the horse, get to know it. GOOD LUCK!
Well no not really. The horse won't know what he won, but the do tend to know that they won. This is due to the difference in the way the winning horse is handled or treated after a show, they know they won or did good and are being rewarded for it.
Conformation is how well the horse is made. Is the horse in the rough shape of a trapezoid Horses with good conformation stand well, have a head that is proportional to their body and have a body that is good structurally and sound.
It really depends on the horse. If it is in bad shape or if it is in good shape. No set price. Also if it is registered, how old it is, Oh, and it is spelt "Clydesdale"
Yes it can be. I know a horse named Apache and the name fits him very well.
At the end of the second month your mare should look almost as good as she did before pregnancy. If she was in very good shape before and during pregnancy she will have the advantage when it comes to getting into shape again.
I guess you would need basic items if you have a horse. A feed bag, curry brush, etc. are good horse items for horse people.
Howrse is the only one i know
After you get to know your horse, and it knows you, you and your horse can have a very good relationship. Once you have rode together for a while, you will know each other, and each others good and bad habits while taking care of and riding your horse. I haven't had my horse for very long, but I know people who have, and after a while, all the horses get into a routine, they know when breakfast and dinner is and they come to the gate when the lady comes to the barn.