What do horses do when left in a stall?

Answer 1

Well some things they might do is~Whinny, try to get some attention of other horses or people~Lay down, dont worry nothing wrong just bored~Walk, they might walk around in their stall(if there is room)Hope this helpsChels xx

Answer 2

They can crib which is when they chew the wood in there stall, or they'll weave whish is when the put there head over the stall door and move theire head back and forth. Sometime they can become restless and kick the walls of their stall, or move around a lot.

Answer 3

you will know your horse is bored in his stall if: 1.) he paces alot 2.) if he cribbs (very serious) 3.) if he bangs on wall or door. (note: could also mean irrated, hungry, or angry) many other things but theses are some of the most common. If your horse IS bored in the stall, I would recommend lots of pasture time, if this is not possible, he needs exersice so he won't have a bunch of energy when he is trapped in a stall. When he HAS to be in his stall try giving him something to do, buy him a salt lick, this is very time consuming. What i did for my horse was I took a gallon empty milk jug and tied a string around it and tied it up high in my horses stall where he can reach it and push it and sniff it. Jolly balls may also work, but some horse will ignore the toy and not bother with them. Maybe also try to keep some hay in the stall at all times. but that would be my last resort. HOPE THIS HELPED!

Answer 4

They start windsucking, pawing at the floor, and chewing wood. Don't worry, i have to get the answers from wiki answers for Howrse too...

Answer 5

they could crib (putting their teeth on a board and sucking air) they could pace, chew on the wood, or they could do nothing it really just depends on the horse.