š“Presto is curious about everythingā¦including our cat, Marble. š±
I love watching horses interacting with other horses, but I also love watching horse interacting with other animals.
šThe relationship between Presto and Marble is slowly developing. Presto has a tendency to approach very strongā¦with horses, people, cats, etc.
Marble used to run when he did this.
I canāt say I blame her.
When Presto approached horses with this method⦠his second move was often a small nip.
Things are changing though. Presto is now four and he is noticing how relationships work. He is really curious about Marble but he has also noticed that if he wants to get closeā¦there are certain rules he must follow.
āNo pushing.
āNo nipping.
āNo sudden movements.
Presto is still fairly boldā¦but Marble is changing too.
She is noticing that when he approachesā¦he isnāt nipping.
She is noticing that he isnāt pushing.
She is tolerating him moreā¦or maybe she is even becoming a bit curious about him.
šI even caught her ākissingā him on the nose the other day! I was a bit late on the draw with the cell phone but I did capture a short moment of it. Iāll post it in the comments below.
What āotherā animals do you have in the barn?
What have you noticed about their relationships?
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Iāve owned Presto now for four years. He has grown so much and Iām finally ready to start sharing his adventures. You can find all of his posts on my website (stacywestfall_com)
What questions do you have for me about Presto?
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Loved your article. I now realize that my now three year old filly, Gigi, may have had some of the same babyish behavior as she was weaned early. I actually promoted some of these behaviors thinking they were cute. Definitely the wrong thing to do! I’ve been working on her emotional control with a local trainer. We’ve both come a long way and are continuing that path. Thank you for your wonderful insight.
My mule chases dogs, but she loves cats! She lets them rub on her muzzle : ) She’s intrigued by pigs, too.