Treat Equis Aggression
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Aggression

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Contributor(s):

Daniel Mills

Natalie Waran

Aggression

Equine behavior can be difficult to understand, especially aggressive behavior. If you want to understand more about why your horse exhibits certain aggressive behavioral traits, this information should shed some light on them!

Ears back doesn't always signify aggression (this horse is just relaxing), so it's important to be able to tell the difference
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