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Windsucking in Horses: Causes, Effects & How to Stop | Mad Barn
Windsucking is characterized by a horse repeatedly arching its neck and contracting its abdominal muscles to suck in air, resulting in a gulping ... madbarn.com
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Cribbing (horse) - Wikipedia
Wind-sucking is a related behavior whereby the horse arches its neck and sucks air into the windpipe but does so without grasping an object. Wind-sucking is ... en.wikipedia.org
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Wind sucking.. : r/Equestrian - Reddit
Wind sucking releases a lot of dopamine/serotonin in the horse. It's a coping mechanism and works like a drug (it's similar to stimming in ... www.reddit.com
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wind-suck
wind-suck, v. (ˈwɪndsʌk) [Back-formation from next (sense 2).] intr. Of a horse: To have the vice of noisily drawing in and swallowing air (often associated with crib-biting). Also ˈwind-ˌsucking vbl. n. and ppl. a.1844 H. Stephens Bk. Farm II. 228 Wind-sucking consists in swallowing air, without fi... Oxford English Dictionary
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WIND SUCKING Definition & Meaning | Merriam-Webster Medical
The meaning of WIND SUCKING is a vice of horses that is related to and often associated with cribbing and that is characterized by repeated swallowing of ... www.merriam-webster.com
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Comprehensive Guide on Windsucking in Horses - Just Horse Riders
Windsucking, also known as aerophagia, is a compulsive behaviour seen in horses where the horse arches its neck, grips a solid object with its incisor teeth ... www.justhorseriders.co.uk
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crib
▪ I. crib, n. (krɪb) Forms: 1, 4– crib; also 1, 5–6 cryb, 3–7 cribbe, 4 kribbe, 4–5 crybe, 4–6 crybbe, 5 crebe, 7 cribb, krib(b, (crub). [A common WGer. n.: OE. crib(b) fem. = OFris. cribbe, OS. kribbja (MDu. cribbe, Du. krib, kribbe), OHG. chrippa (MHG. and mod.G. krippe). Supposed to be etymologic... Oxford English Dictionary
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Cribbing / Wind Sucking Behavior and Colic in Horses
Cribbing and windsucking have been reported to have detrimental effects on the horse's health such as causing dental abnormalities, stomach ulcers, weight loss ... veterinarypartner.vin.com
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[PDF] WIND SUCKING - Haughton Animal Hospital
Another condition called wind sucking in a horse refers to air entering the vagina of a filly or mare. This happens most often when a horse is performing, ... www.haughtonanimalhospital.com
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What is cribbing/windsucking? Why do horses do it, with ... - YouTube
Cribbing, otherwise known as crib biting or windsucking is where a horse bites onto a solid object (fence or gate) and sucks back air ... www.youtube.com
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WIND-SUCKING OR CRIBBING - Good Horsemanship
Wind-sucking stems from stress. It is not a one-off response to a one-off stressful experience, but a habit developed slowly over a period of time in response ... www.goodhorsemanship.com.au
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