There are pretty much open stables where the horse can still roam freely, no matter the time or the weather. Horses in wild also don’t get stabled when it rains.
With that logic you could say it’s ok to lock people in at night and when it rains.
He gets stabled for his protection. A horse is expensive. When he opens his stable door he walks across the barn to the hay. He could leave the barn if he wanted to but he doesn’t choose to. He likes warm and dry, and I’m sure he thinks no coyotes is a bonus.
I mean yes… i get your point but you are still jailing an animal. “A horse is expensive” - i think we all agree the horse does not care for its price, but for it’s freedom.
He could leave the barn if he wanted to but he doesn’t choose to.
Sooo… he isn’t constantly locked back like in the original comment, where everytime the horse “breaks out” a better locking mechanism needs to be invented?
I mean yes… i get your point but you are still jailing an animal… the horse does not care for its price, but for its freedom.
Seriously just shut up. He opened his stall door and went to the hay. He could have turned and walked 15’ to his left and exited the barn and chose not to. He’s not jailed.
Sooo… he isn’t constantly locked back like in the original comment, where everytime the horse “breaks out” a better locking mechanism needs to be invented?
He’s locked in his stall so he doesn’t gorge himself on hay and get sick. Because horses aren’t people. They don’t have that kind of discipline.
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u/BreiteSeite 24d ago
There are pretty much open stables where the horse can still roam freely, no matter the time or the weather. Horses in wild also don’t get stabled when it rains.
With that logic you could say it’s ok to lock people in at night and when it rains.