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Re: RC: Re: Breeds
We've got Froggie, 27 yrs old, 3/4 Arab, 1/4 Welsh, who did
some NATRC & endurance in his youth before breaking his navicular, is
a wonderful schooling horse, voice trained (boy, has that saved the day
on occasion!) BUT he really dislikes small children &
dogs. He'd charge at both with his ears back & teeth
ready to kill. We got him when he was 3 1/2 & he has only
recently, with his advanced age, mellowed out - now he'll mosey at his
victims instead of charge.
I don't think Froggie's behavior is a reflection on breeding or
bloodlines, it's a preference, a learned behavior that should have never
been started. Froggie may be a "bad" horse in this way,
however for every "bad" representative of a breed, there's a
"good" one to balance the picture. I think if *most*
horses of a breed acted in a certain way, then you could point fingers at
the breed, otherwise, it's just individuals (or even families).
Lif
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