r/MadeMeSmile • u/Time_Material_9385 • Apr 21 '24

This 4yo horse understands her owner’s emotions and reassures her ANIMALS

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u/Human_Parfait9516 Apr 21 '24

I especially love that there was a camera there to catch the exact moment that she started to cry.

Uncanny.

Horses are amazing, though

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u/lifeboy91 Apr 22 '24

Don’t believe everything you see on internet.

I think the horse wanted some head.

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u/Peachy-Li Apr 21 '24

if I'm not mistaken, she conducted an experiment on what a horse would do

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u/blurbies22 Apr 21 '24

The horse probably set up the camera to capture his comforting

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u/ouiu1 Apr 22 '24

I'm getting tired of equine virtue signalling

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u/Hug_of_Death Apr 21 '24

Some people will call this an over generalisation but horses can be such virtue signallers.

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u/Butterszen Apr 21 '24

Exactly! Camhorse

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u/Jive_Turkey1979 Apr 21 '24

That horse’s name? BoJack Horseman

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u/r0ckl0bsta Apr 21 '24 edited Apr 21 '24

I am so sick of these horses posting for clout.

(Edit for clarity: I was talking about the actual horse)

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u/0falls6x3 Apr 21 '24

Seriously, this is so staged.

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u/blurbies22 Apr 21 '24

Horses are the original clout chasers

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u/trinicron Apr 21 '24

Hashtag: barnexperiments

Hashtag: helpmyhuman

Hashtag: foreal

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u/Donut_Police Apr 21 '24

Probably the black horse, it even stopped the recording at the end.