OK this is going to be hard to explain.....sigh.....I'll try.
There is a number of horses of various ages, some very young and some very old who were all inbred, starved for years, and unhandled, but not beaten to my knowledge etc. Now in proper care for a long time, each one seems to well...simply put, nuts.
It is much more than lack of training because each one has been handled very appropriately and the physical damage is being erased. However the mental state of the horses is just "not right".......They just
do very weird stuff, not normal stuff for a horse. They are whacky, do not respond to humans much at all, have attacked their trainers out of the clear blue, just explode for no real reason, flat out mean, and have very strange tendencies in general. It is not a feed "high" I do not think.....it's something else I just cannot put my finger on it.
I was faced with something like this a very long time ago and the horses did not have brain damage, but they were lacking in something. I cannot remember for the life of me what it was. I also know a blood panel was run, but it was a special test and I cannot think of the name of it now.
Does anyone out here have a clue as to what test that could have been?
Thank you so much.
There is a number of horses of various ages, some very young and some very old who were all inbred, starved for years, and unhandled, but not beaten to my knowledge etc. Now in proper care for a long time, each one seems to well...simply put, nuts.
It is much more than lack of training because each one has been handled very appropriately and the physical damage is being erased. However the mental state of the horses is just "not right".......They just
do very weird stuff, not normal stuff for a horse. They are whacky, do not respond to humans much at all, have attacked their trainers out of the clear blue, just explode for no real reason, flat out mean, and have very strange tendencies in general. It is not a feed "high" I do not think.....it's something else I just cannot put my finger on it.
I was faced with something like this a very long time ago and the horses did not have brain damage, but they were lacking in something. I cannot remember for the life of me what it was. I also know a blood panel was run, but it was a special test and I cannot think of the name of it now.
Does anyone out here have a clue as to what test that could have been?
Thank you so much.