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it is always important to be careful when walking behind a horse. talk to it as you walk down its side toward its hind end. carefully place your hand on its back and run it along its body as you walk. when you get to his hind end, stay as close as you can to its rear without being right on it. this will minimize damage if you get kicked because there will be less force.
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When walking behind a hose you should do what?
stay well behind in case they should kick out.
Should you stand beside a horses hindquarters when walking behind it?
no
When walking behind a horse you should do which on howrse?
you should go to howrseinfo.com and get the answer. for all the rideing levals.
When walking behind a horsewhat should you do?
you should walk atleast six feet behind it,and..you should talk to your horse very softly to let your horse know where you are.
When walking behind your horse you should?
Just let him no you are there, Touch his bum and make sure he knows your going behind him/her.
Should you feed your horse 1 pound for every 100 pounds she is?
no you dont wont to over feed your hourse. just feed your hourse 3 pounds a day that should be plenty.
When walking behind a horse how should you behave?
Talk softly to it so it knows where you are, and stand at least six feet behind it. =-)
How do you know if a horse is angry or scared?
u can tell if a hourse is mad if it trys to hit u or grinds his teeth so if a hourse dose that that mean give it space.if a hourse is scarded if will hide and stay away from u if a hourse is scard try to go pet it and let him no there nothin u should be scared of
What is the body covering of hourse?
What is a hourse. What is spellcheck.
When walking behind a horse you should do what answers for howrse?
stand at least 6 feet away
When you are walking behind a horse what should you do?
When you walk behind I think you are supposed to be extremmly quiet and and stay about 6 ft away from it's hindquarters.
Should you stand close to a horses hindquarters when walking behind it?
NO! Never stand close to a horses` butts.
