Why do horses bob their heads up and down?

Q: Why do horses bob their heads up and down?

Horses nod their heads to signal something. <b>When they are bothered by insects and ear infections</b>, they nod. A sign of submission may be shown by horses that lower and raise their heads in a controlled manner.

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Horses nod their heads to signal something. When they are bothered by insects and ear infections, they nod. A sign of submission may be shown by horses that lower and raise their heads in a controlled manner.

Hagrid P Hazard · Accepted Answer

Horses nod their heads to signal something. When they are bothered by insects and ear infections, they nod. A sign of submission may be shown by horses that lower and raise their heads in a controlled manner.

Why do horses bob their heads up and down?

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