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Horse Behavior: Mutual Grooming

May 10, 2010

Grooming behaviors, such as rolling, autogrooming (self grooming) and allogrooming (mutual grooming) are important to a horse's comfort. This video is an example of mutual grooming. For more information go to My Horse University at: www.myhorseuniversity.com.

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