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Thanks for the explanation.  I think that would be useful for a lot  
of critters.  However, it did bring up another question ... what  
about snakes?  I would think you would also need to teach your horse  
that anything that looks like a snake is to be left strictly alone.   
If they already do this, I wouldn't want to get them confused on that  
point.  :)

On Dec 12, 2007, at 9:09 AM, k s swigart wrote:

> Unless...of course, they are at liberty.  However, I have found  
> that if
> you have given the horse the confidence to believe that their attacks
> against dogs, or coyotes, or cows, or other moveable objects will be
> successful, when they are at liberty, they can figure out for  
> themselves
> that all they need to do is turn on it and chase it off.  Most horses
> find this to be a pretty fun game.

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