by Al Badia,
Horses are intelligent and social animals that can relate to humans. They share a similar family structure, can communicate emotions and feel empathy, learn to trust, show stress, thrive in open spaces and require social relationships to be healthy. They are also natural learners who can learn by observation.
Horses share a lot of similarities with humans. They have a similar family structure, they can communicate emotions and feel empathy, they learn to trust and show stress, thrive in open spaces, require social relationships to be healthy and learn by observation. Because of these similarities, humans naturally feel connected to horses. Horses share a similar family structure with humans. They can communicate emotions and feel empathy. Horses learn to trust, show stress and thrive in open spaces.
They require social relationships to be healthy and learn by observation. Horses and humans have a lot in common. They both share a similar family structure, are able to communicate their emotions, feel empathy for one another, learn to trust each other over time, thrive in open spaces and require social relationships to be healthy.
Horses also learn by observation, which makes them easy to teach. Humans can even mimic horse sounds or movements when communicating with them!
