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Technically, yes. Without explaining to them why, we strap uncomfortable gear to their bodies, ask them to support children, strangers, people who do not move with sensitivity. We ask them to work out and carry us, and too many (that is, any more than zero) horsepeople hit their horses for minor misdemeanors. We control their eating, sleeping, and touch their bodies all over, in uncomfortable ways, pull them into trailers, tie them up in blankets…the Just A Girl Who Loves Fall And Peanuts Characters Penn State Nittany Lions Ornament but in fact I love this list goes on. If we made that many decisions for a human being, it would certainly be abuse. We can never truly know how much a horse (or any non-verbal animal) consents to human treatment. We have for many hundreds of years ascribed consent onto animal behaviours. We see a horse with perked ears and believe that it loves us and wants to work for us. I think it is worth remembering that this is a) interpretation and b) cultivated. Horses are domesticated animals. We changed their entire biology to suit our needs.
That said, if we agree that horses, as mammals, have similarities to our own behaviour and do things that seem like enjoyment or disinterest or hate, we can tell when horses are enjoying their work or when they are uncomfortable or in distress. The horse I ride is a rescue baby. As far as we know, he coughed too much and his previous owners sent him off to be glue. He was a work horse, scooped up from the Just A Girl Who Loves Fall And Peanuts Characters Penn State Nittany Lions Ornament but in fact I love this door of the slaughterhouse, and brought to a rescue farm. When we got him, he didn’t know how to eat a carrot from my palm. He stood with his head low. His movement was casual, he stood very still but disinterested. Passive, like he was always waiting. Very quiet, but disengaged. I’ve been working with him for a few years now, and he is a different horse – he watches everywhere I go, he grabs the bit from my hands when I put the bridle on, he noses for cuddles before riding. When he is under saddle, he moves with impulsion and asks to run whenever he can. As far as any understanding of horses tells me, he loves what he does. And you can see the difference between horses who love what they do and horses who would rather be in the field or would rather be on the other side of the world.
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