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Yann
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Interesting real life scenario:
Horse A can move horse B at will in almost all situations
Horse B is wary of horse A, and will avoid getting too close or boxed in by them
Despite this there's the odd situation where Horse A will actually stand their ground.
Horse A and horse B often graze together in the field, but horse B is the one who usually initiates movement and horse A who follows.
In strange or stressful situations horse A will look to horse B for guidance or a lead.
Horse C gives way to horse B in the field. Horse A gives way to horse C in the field.
Discuss?
Horse A can move horse B at will in almost all situations
Horse B is wary of horse A, and will avoid getting too close or boxed in by them
Despite this there's the odd situation where Horse A will actually stand their ground.
Horse A and horse B often graze together in the field, but horse B is the one who usually initiates movement and horse A who follows.
In strange or stressful situations horse A will look to horse B for guidance or a lead.
Horse C gives way to horse B in the field. Horse A gives way to horse C in the field.
Discuss?
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