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Ceci E
My passions are my career in real estate and my family which includes my mom, husband, two cats and my horse. I've been a real estate professional in both investment and residential real estate for more than 20 years. Currently I'm a full time sales administrator at www.Movoto.com, a real estate company which displays the MLS for California and several other states online. I've worked with buyers, sellers, tenants and landlords of both residential and commercial real estate for many year and have also taught real estate classes in my home state of California.
What does it mean when horses go nose to nose and one of them suddenly squeals and jumps or kicks?
I recently moved my little older pinto gelding back to a barn he used to live in over a year ago. To make him feel more at home, I walked him around and let him go nose to nose with a couple of the other horses that he used to know there including a mare that used to live in the next paddock. They will go nose to nose really cute and sweet, then suddenly the other horse lets out a loud squeal and either jumps or kicks. Does anyone know what this means? I've asked my horse, but he's not talking.
12 AnswersHorses1 decade ago