A Touristic Shot: Behind the Scenes of the Royal Guards’ Horses !
Welcome Back to Ghoddosh . This may seem a little off-topic, but I’ve noticed many people — especially tourists — often ask about the Royal Guards’ horses in London . The common question: “Why do the guards and their horses seem aggressive when people get too close?” #lovehorseswithghoddosh #RoyalHorses #EquestrianReactions #BuckinghamGuards Are Royal Horses Naturally Aggressive? London's royal horses are not inherently aggressive , they are military animals trained to protect property and the Monarch , Their training includes reacting quickly to threats — which can look like biting or kicking if someone comes too close. Clear warning signs and white painted lines are posted around the Royal Guard areas to keep tourists at a safe distance. Yet, some people ignore these warnings and step closer, which can trigger defensive reactions from the horses. Why Do They React? Horses are sensitive to their surroundings. Big, noisy crowds can make them unc...