Oh, that's one of the cutest pics i have ever seen. Bravo!
First thing i want to ask is, what exactly are they doing?
And second thing is, how much time did you stalk them to be able to take that photo?
PermalinkSubmitted by Anonymous (not verified) on 7. May 2014 - 21:05
I was working with soil next to the horses and saw them scratching each other. No stalking required. For horses that is a typical way of showing mutual trust and friendship. Especially in the spring time, the thick winter fur gets loose and I guess it might feel itchy, so the horses like being scratched.
If a human scratches a horse, the horse often wants to scratch in return - they do it very gently with their lips. Sometimes it happes that I stand scratching one of my horses, and then the other joins us, and soon we have shared scratching. Feels like home =)
PermalinkSubmitted by Erkka Lehmus on 7. May 2014 - 23:00
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Oh, that's one of the cutest pics i have ever seen. Bravo!
First thing i want to ask is, what exactly are they doing?
And second thing is, how much time did you stalk them to be able to take that photo?
I was working with soil next to the horses and saw them scratching each other. No stalking required. For horses that is a typical way of showing mutual trust and friendship. Especially in the spring time, the thick winter fur gets loose and I guess it might feel itchy, so the horses like being scratched.
If a human scratches a horse, the horse often wants to scratch in return - they do it very gently with their lips. Sometimes it happes that I stand scratching one of my horses, and then the other joins us, and soon we have shared scratching. Feels like home =)
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