| The Old Gods |
| ugh, it's too damn hot to even think about going outside |
Sunny| Legacy Elm |
| I call Leggy's pasture mate his boyfriend, they're inseparable when they are outside together and they are stalled next to eachother lol |
| Angels angels |
| They said 1 hour of it is REM sleep lol But yeah when I worked at the barn some horses would eat their breakfast at 7 am then lay down and be passed out until dinner at 3 lol |
| Legacy Elm |
| I think he prefers REM sleeping outside. I have some pictures of him laying down in the field in the winter sleeping. I think he feels better catching REM sleep when he has his buddy around. 🥺 |
| The Old Gods |
| Yeah, there's a big different between napping and REM sleep. REM sleep is vital for true rest and recovery. |
| Glacier Bay Farms |
| In real life, people who think they know it all, and who think they are better than everyone else are the people who piss me off, excuse my language |
| Legacy Elm |
| My boys naps in his stall all day after being turned out overnight in the summer. 7 am-3 pm |
| The Old Gods |
| Which tracks with what I'm read about stressed horses and sleep deprivation |
| The Old Gods |
| Googling says that the 2-3 hours per day is correct, but it's broken up and the 2-3 hours is considered to be REM sleep which only happens when a horse is laying down |
| The Old Gods |
| They might mean full sleep, like when the horse lays down rather than the dozing they do when they stand up |
| Angels angels |
| This youtube video just said horses only sleep 2-3 hours a day. I can say from experience that is nor accurate lol |
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| Legacy Elm |
| I call Leggy's pasture mate his boyfriend, they're inseparable when they are outside together and they are stalled next to eachother lol |
| Angels angels |
| They said 1 hour of it is REM sleep lol But yeah when I worked at the barn some horses would eat their breakfast at 7 am then lay down and be passed out until dinner at 3 lol |
| Legacy Elm |
| I think he prefers REM sleeping outside. I have some pictures of him laying down in the field in the winter sleeping. I think he feels better catching REM sleep when he has his buddy around. 🥺 |
| The Old Gods |
| Yeah, there's a big different between napping and REM sleep. REM sleep is vital for true rest and recovery. |
| Glacier Bay Farms |
| In real life, people who think they know it all, and who think they are better than everyone else are the people who piss me off, excuse my language |
| Legacy Elm |
| My boys naps in his stall all day after being turned out overnight in the summer. 7 am-3 pm |
| The Old Gods |
| Which tracks with what I'm read about stressed horses and sleep deprivation |
| The Old Gods |
| Googling says that the 2-3 hours per day is correct, but it's broken up and the 2-3 hours is considered to be REM sleep which only happens when a horse is laying down |
| The Old Gods |
| They might mean full sleep, like when the horse lays down rather than the dozing they do when they stand up |
| Angels angels |
| This youtube video just said horses only sleep 2-3 hours a day. I can say from experience that is nor accurate lol |
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