My horse keeps nodding his head at me?

Question

When my horse is in his stable, looking out, he nods his up and down with his ears forward.

I was wondering what it meant and why he does it.

Any ideas?

Thank you.

Answer 1

I have always come acrooss that same question. Is he an older horse? I have noticed that older horses always do that.

It's almost like there bored or something.

One of the horse trainers I was talking to said that it is a sign of them going lame.

The guy who gave me the answer is very well known in the horse buisness.

Idk if this is true or not.

Answer 2

My horse does that too, he is either very very happy to see you or he thinks you have food, i will say if he is doing that, that he probably loves you and that you should be happy that u have a great relationship with your horse

Answer 3

he's happy to see you and wnats attention.

my horse does that when he wants attention so I hug him and give him a treat and kiss him then back up and ask him a question and he nods his head up and down. its hilarious

Answer 4

He's just communicating with you in a positive way...pretty much trying to get your attention.

Answer 5

your horse is happy to see you want it to be ridden and it wants you to give it more attention like give it a good brush and reward it afterwoods and you horse will be happy or you can try letting it run around in a paddock its putting its ears forward because its angrey maybe you did something wrong. try to find out your horse cant stay angrey at you

Answer 6

hes saying hey there ;) lmao

i think he likes you if he has his ears forward then thats a good sign. horses thatnod there head up and down while riding may be going lame or have a rock in their hoof.  

Answer 7

He pretty much is saying whasssup s**y, hay did you happen to notice how big my p***s is, come closer philly let me be your workhorse!

Answer 8

He's excited, like he's waiting for you to give him a treat or food, or maybe he's just happy to see you.  

Answer 9

He's happy to see you!