Horses how do they behave badly?

Answer 1

Horses can buck like if you have ever watched a rodeo ou will know what I am talking about. They can also rear, which is when a horse raises up on his hind legs which sometimes can be quite frightening to beginner riders. They also can shy which is when they are afraid of something and they jump away from it. Horses can also have bad behavior in the stall. Some horses when they get nervous, will weave. This is when horse stands with his head over the stall and waves it back and forth. Also, when a horse is bored, he will cribb. This is when he bites/chews on the wood either on the fences out int he field or in his stall. This behavior is very common in horses and is the hardest to cure. It is also unhealthy for them to eat the wood.

Answer 2

Horses may behave badly by exhibiting behaviors such as kicking, biting, bucking, rearing, or refusing to cooperate with handling or training. These behaviors can be caused by fear, pain, discomfort, lack of training, or communication issues between horse and handler. It is important to address the underlying cause of the behavior and work with a professional trainer to correct it safely and effectively.