What is the difference between horses and mules?

[@debrajabs9523]

Your explanation on how mules process different than horses really helped me a lot. I have my first mule after 30 yrs of horse training, breeding and showing. I rescued her from a kill pen as a coming yearling. She is moves and acts like a cutting bred horse. I plan to start her in the spring, she will be 3. Your videos help me grasp the concepts as I am a hands on learner. You are quick to point out rewarding the small effort then repeat. Love how you can keep talking while you are working with an animal and still keep observing and rewarding as if no one else is even in the arena with you. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. It is priceless.

[@elsainnamorato2231]

What a beautiful mule. I love it when he points his ears forward and he walks confident strong graceful...

[@MsGroovalicious]

This is so informative! See you in August in Beavercreek, Oregon!

[@impunitythebagpuss]

In one word....brains! Mules have em!

[@niksniff]

Hi, nice video but I couldn't quite catch the surname of the horseman you mentioned. It was Tom who? TIA Nik

[@bethmerritt2722]

Tom Dorrance. :)

[@AnneAndersonFoxiepaws]

do mules have withers? seems to me they dont!

[@henkjanbaan]

barely, and then more or less a straight line all the way to the hind quarters