How to Introduce Horses to Each Other | What to Expect when Introducing Horses to Each Other

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[@austynandpiper1504]

We have bob wire on the back part of the fence in the woods but we have wood and regular wire/ paneling in the front part

[@JS-rg7vn]

How long does it take to determine whether or not they'll get along? Will they just always bicker and bite from time to time or do they show definite signs that it will not work out?

[@horsesbydesign]

Hi there! They will definitely always go at each other from time to time to maintain the herd hierarchy. -Rachel

[@user-xs4dw7jw8m]

Are you not concerned a horse could be accidentally physically injured by another (in the process of establishing the leadership) and has to be put to sleep?

[@horsesbydesign]

We aren't really concerned about that. There's always the risk of horses getting injured no matter what you do! That's why it's important that they have plenty of space to get away from each other. 😊