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Mare Horse Kicks Stallion. The mare was clearly agitated, and just wanted to get back to her foal, whom she was separated. The mare swung her back end past the stallion twice before landing the kick, it does look like she was giving a warning she was going to. One of the most common reasons why mares kick stallions is to protect themselves from unwanted mating attempts. Getty images offers global use rights & simple. And the metal horse shoes don’t help either, it’s basically putting a hammer on the end of the horse’s foot, which the horse will then use to. This accident/incident could have happened to a stallion running with mares though that is far. This defensive instinct may explain why some horses kick when they become alarmed—such as when a person, dog, or another animal 'pops into view' behind the horse. A mare kicks a stallion, resulting in the stallion's death. This occurs when a mare is not. In the wild, horses use powerful kicks, often with both back legs at the same time, to ward off predators. A mare may kick at a stallion if it is not receptive to being bred.

One of the most common reasons why mares kick stallions is to protect themselves from unwanted mating attempts. Getty images offers global use rights & simple. This accident/incident could have happened to a stallion running with mares though that is far. And the metal horse shoes don’t help either, it’s basically putting a hammer on the end of the horse’s foot, which the horse will then use to. In the wild, horses use powerful kicks, often with both back legs at the same time, to ward off predators. The mare swung her back end past the stallion twice before landing the kick, it does look like she was giving a warning she was going to. The mare was clearly agitated, and just wanted to get back to her foal, whom she was separated. A mare may kick at a stallion if it is not receptive to being bred. This occurs when a mare is not. This defensive instinct may explain why some horses kick when they become alarmed—such as when a person, dog, or another animal 'pops into view' behind the horse.

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Mare Horse Kicks Stallion This accident/incident could have happened to a stallion running with mares though that is far. The mare swung her back end past the stallion twice before landing the kick, it does look like she was giving a warning she was going to. A mare may kick at a stallion if it is not receptive to being bred. One of the most common reasons why mares kick stallions is to protect themselves from unwanted mating attempts. A mare kicks a stallion, resulting in the stallion's death. Getty images offers global use rights & simple. In the wild, horses use powerful kicks, often with both back legs at the same time, to ward off predators. The mare was clearly agitated, and just wanted to get back to her foal, whom she was separated. This defensive instinct may explain why some horses kick when they become alarmed—such as when a person, dog, or another animal 'pops into view' behind the horse. This accident/incident could have happened to a stallion running with mares though that is far. This occurs when a mare is not. And the metal horse shoes don’t help either, it’s basically putting a hammer on the end of the horse’s foot, which the horse will then use to.