Hate to break it to you but the horse is just rolling, absolutely nothing to do with the guy. Horses do this when they're let into a different arena or pen for some exercise or change of scenery. It's usually the first thing they do when they get "turned out" into a new or temporary space.
Horses don't roll for submission or to solicit attention like cats and dogs, and this is definitely not a wild mustang lol. Ears would be pinned back (aggressive) and the horse would be fearful of the guy and trying to fight/flee. That horse is very relaxed and knows the man well.
The guy probably turns his horse out every day/week and knows his horse's favorite spot to roll, and just went and rolled in the dirt right where and when he knew the horse would for content 🙄
As someone who's worked around horses for decades this is so cringe lol.
How come when he turns out a horse, nobody bats an eye, but when I did it, I was arrested, banned from the petting zoo, and no longer allowed within 500 feet of schools?
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Hate to break it to you but the horse is just rolling, absolutely nothing to do with the guy. Horses do this when they're let into a different arena or pen for some exercise or change of scenery. It's usually the first thing they do when they get "turned out" into a new or temporary space.
Horses don't roll for submission or to solicit attention like cats and dogs, and this is definitely not a wild mustang lol. Ears would be pinned back (aggressive) and the horse would be fearful of the guy and trying to fight/flee. That horse is very relaxed and knows the man well.
The guy probably turns his horse out every day/week and knows his horse's favorite spot to roll, and just went and rolled in the dirt right where and when he knew the horse would for content 🙄
As someone who's worked around horses for decades this is so cringe lol.
How come when he turns out a horse, nobody bats an eye, but when I did it, I was arrested, banned from the petting zoo, and no longer allowed within 500 feet of schools?
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