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Why are ponies so much more crankier than horses2007-11-24 21:23:00

I noticed after working with tons of horses and ponies that ponies are much more crankier than horses. They are evern more crankier when they get older. Why?

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Many ponies learn to become total brats due to the fact that almost all of them are trained and ridden only by children due to their small size, and as such, many develop bad habits as they learn they can get away with a lot. Children usually lack the training and disciplinary skills to prevent these habits from occurring in the first place, or for stopping them once they develop.

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because they are not fully mature..their just like a child, they'll grow out of it sooner or later.

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Becuase Horses always get the attention because there bigger and then they get jelous and get mad and crankie.

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because they're jealous! lol jkjk. no i think its because on ponies, you outgrow them longer than you do horses. & horses just get more attention! lol xD

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I don't find them cranky.

I do find them stubborn though. I think its because since they're small, its more likely that a young child would care for them, and that kid would not have as much experience as an adult. But since adults with experience are usually too big for ponies, the ponies get the inexperienced kids that don't really know how to discipline them and care for them. Therefore, they don't get training and they become stubborn.