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Understanding Horses
Perception
Flight Animal
Fast Reflexes
Fast Learner/Excellent Memory
Dominance Hierarchy
Body Language
Easily Desensitized
Critical Learning Time
Flight Animal
The horse's primary defense is flight.
They run first and determine the stimulus later.
The horse's secondary defense is to fight.
Horses are generally timid, but will fight (bite, kick, strike) when they feel threatened and can't get away.
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