Internet Can’t Stop Laughing At These Horses’ Reaction After Their Owner Let Them Out In The Snow
Greta J. BoredPanda staff
We’ve all been there. You’re cooped up inside all winter and the snow outside just looks so beautiful and inviting! It makes you just want to get out there and frolic, cavort and generally indulge in some childlike horseplay with the white stuff.
Horseplay is what these two fillies probably had in mind when let out for some fresh, cool air. After a quick investigation however, and with hilarious synchronization, the stable geniuses came to the same conclusion and bolted, before the barn door is closed again. The 19 second video has been viewed over 400,000 times, as people relate to the horses feelings during the cold snap currently occurring in North America. Horses, as well as people are stuck inside for days on end and even wrapped up tight in blankets, these two are clearly better suited to the summer!
Scroll down to check out the video below, and if you want to hear the story straight from the horse’s mouth, you can check out the owner’s Youtube channel here. Giddy-up!
We’ve all been there. You’re cooped up inside all winter and the snow outside just looks so beautiful and inviting!
It makes you just want to get out there and frolic, cavort and generally indulge in some childlike horseplay with the white stuff
Horses, as well as people, are stuck inside for days on end during the cold snap currently occurring in North America
And even wrapped up tight in blankets, these two felt that something is up
This 19 second video has been viewed over 400,000 times, as people relate to the horses feelings about all the snow
People reacted with amusement to the synchronised sissies
They displayed alot of "horse sense" there I'll see myself out now
Uuugh, bugger that!!!! Let me back in!!!
Ive never seen horses react like that. When it gets cold, horses usually react with FAR more energy than normal. Usually when they go out in this weather, they play. Though, by the horses condition and the blankets, these are most likely show horses, and show horses tend to lead pretty sheltered lives and DO tend to be pansies.
A lot of horses that aren't used to cold weather will do this. Just because they may be show horses does not mean they are wimps. show horses have a lot of energy and love to play. They're just not used to the snow.
They displayed alot of "horse sense" there I'll see myself out now
Uuugh, bugger that!!!! Let me back in!!!
Ive never seen horses react like that. When it gets cold, horses usually react with FAR more energy than normal. Usually when they go out in this weather, they play. Though, by the horses condition and the blankets, these are most likely show horses, and show horses tend to lead pretty sheltered lives and DO tend to be pansies.
A lot of horses that aren't used to cold weather will do this. Just because they may be show horses does not mean they are wimps. show horses have a lot of energy and love to play. They're just not used to the snow.