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Lol

Momma said “BOI CUT THAT MESS OUT BEFORE I WERE YOU OUT!😂

awesome!

Cats in cat age tho are older . 1 year makes cats several years old. So to compare a cat vs kitten to babies kind of not right. BUT in all they can learn equivalent to a baby or toddler. Yet dogs can actually learn small child amount of speech.

I dont have cats but people are learning how much animals can know and learn. Gorillas learn sign language, elephants paint, dogs learn words and speech literally via talk buttons. Probably so much we dont know.

My mother owned an Arabian horse, he was chestnut with a flaxen mane and tail, he was stunning, and spirited as well.

3:25 😂😂😂

foxes, wild tho they are, sooo cute!

wow! great video!! new subber here!

Horses can DREAM?! SINCE WHEN??

wow!

great video!

Cool 😎

Regarding snorts: a short sort of soft snort is the equivalent of a sneeze. For this reason, horses use snorts to communicate. A strong, moderate length snort means the horse is ill or in pain. When my horse does this, he usually then points to what ails him - a hoof with an abscess, for example. They may also use this call to comment on illness in others. If i am not present at the barn for an extended period, when i show up again my guy gives the illness snort as if to say, "Were you sick?!" During COVID, if I showed up at the barn wearing a mask, the herd would snort at me and in one remarkable instance tried actively to separate me from my horse, as they understood the concept of quarantine and to them, I was Contagion! 😂🎉 They also learned the word "Covid", likened it to the word "coughing", especially i suppose because prople who had it coughed a lot, and would intersperse their snorts with coughs. I'm not making this up! A short, sharp snort means "death". It can also mean "predator," as when my horse heard coyotes howling and made the sound. He has also extended that definition to all carnivores, as in dogs and cats particularly. My horse had a name for my late mother, a long, moderate snort that seemed to mean, "the old, sick one." Thing is, she didn't look that old nor seem that sick when she would visit him and feed him carrots. When she died, he comforted me by giving this very long, soft, low snort as if to say, "she was sick for a long time."

It's situations like these that I'm glad UA-cam recommends videos with little to no views. Sure, you'll have to sift thought some sand, but inside there is a gold nugget

Nice thanks

Nickers are my favorite horse 🐎 sounds ❤

4:33 love the running in it sleep

3:27 this is not a snore. This is dressed breathing from laying to long. They do snore. The are not flat out when the do it. It is very loud.

3:27 this is not a snore. This is dressed breathing from laying to long. They do snore. The are not flat out when the do it. It is very loud.

1:40 high pitched neighs is a call to the head where are you I can not see you. Or welcome back

0:34 stallion nicking at a mare would not be that quite. It starts out that’s way but their body language is very different muscles are tense. Neck is arched and they squeel

0:15 a soft nicker is a greeting.

5:57 that is the stomach turning not pain they are hungry.

4:10 that horse is dreaming and nicking in it’s sleep

I have for many years wanted to learn all I could about horses and this website is really very helpful! I want to know so much more - like learning the names of the anatomy, the gross anatomy, of horses; the different ways they have of moving and what they are called; their temperaments; etc etc. I wish I could do like my 13 year old granddaughter and learn how to properly ride and all about the tack that is used for different purposes. I guess I just need to keep on studying from the computer. Thank you so much for this video and any others you put out.

I love kitties x

😂 the snoring got me 🤣❤

Yes they r very smart❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

The horse uses his ears to sense a reason for running, how do they adjust their instincts for fight or flight response? Perhaps he asked,"Why am I running?" I think it would be interesting to add music 🎶, and not just have people standing around looking at him.

When your horse sounds like a dragon time to stop filming.

Ich mag die Geräusche der Pferde, ihren Geruch einfach alles!!!!!

Well are those cats 1 month old?, yeah didn’t think so, are they 1 month in human years, or one month in cat years

I never knew heards were led by a dominant mare - I now love horses even more.

Thanks, esp for SNORE, it's very funny.

So that's fox sounds 😊❤ also their barking sound is scary,just imagine that sound in the middle of night 😢

6:02 🤣🤣

great content

Thank you. I've learned a lot. Can you tell me, what does it mean when you have the horse covered. I've always wondered. Is it for security or for cooling or heating? That thing that resembles like a shawl.

Well I know the scream part and as well as when a horse blows with it’s nose because some time ago I got to see a horse up close. And it started to blow on my shirt and I thought that it wanted to bite the hell outa me but it turned out that it wanted to know who I was😂 which was neat😀

Animals are becoming more like us, as we choose those that are. This will hurt them though, if it is combined with cruel breeding or treatment!

Thanks for sharing @wildlink!

I'm pretty sure I've never gotten a cat to look at anything but my finger whenever I've pointed at anything I wanted the cat to look at.

Same as dogs. Ignorant breeders are the culprits for genetic diseases.

Wow ! Those black and white horses are stunning !

I am ❤impressed at how smart horses are

Does the snoring indicate polyps or sleep apnea ?

I knew they must use different sounds for different things ! Do they have a good sense of smell ?

You can't ride papers! Only negative is that you don't always know their age .....

7:55 It’s definitely an exasperated horse here >:/ “Let the -- outta here!” “Where the hell are you?” Or “Damn! I AM HUNGRY!” Well they were filming him, and were right there, so they must have taken care of whatever he was mad at :) 🐴🌾🌷🌱 Thank you so much. All sounds I’ve heard, but never saw them all together with translating. Have a great day. :) ☀️🌷🌱