It’s an even more complicated question. This is one of those situations we could get into on the show but I’ll stick with this…
1:1,200 is probably the standard number of horse dunking per month.
At one animal sanctuary in the U.S., every week there is usually a “dunking” program. Typically these programs consist of the animals getting a free meal or a treat when they’re not eating on their own.
Every Monday and Wednesday there is also a food fight. The horses are fed treats, and then the trainers give them food. When there is a break in the feeding, the trainer has to run out there and give the treats back to the animals. If some of the horses get too eager, the trainer has to leave the room.
Dunking is a form of punishment for the trainers, the animals, and the trainers’ parents. It is to deter the animals from fighting, from biting the trainers, and, most importantly, the trainers’ parents that have let them get so involved with fighting.
That is, for at least six months out of the year, the horses are being punished for participating in something that they should not be involved in anyway. If they get caught in a fight, they will often be disqualified.
It is a punishment reserved for the worst offenders.
It is a punishment reserved for the worst offenders.
It is a punishment reserved for the worst offenders.
And then there’s the animal sanctuary, where there are often no escapes, no breaks in feeding. There’s also no physical punishment.
Dunking may not involve more than a few minutes of punishment, but it’s still a physical punishment. So, you’ve got about three, maybe four minutes to prepare.
There is one thing that we learn, and what I learned on the show, that is important. In many cases, horse trainers will not allow the animals to get free during meals. That may be because you have to stop all the feeding, and that will mean a few minutes of rest for the feeders themselves.
But they will still eat after the break. The feeder’s parents may be the same ones that had given them a treat, or else there’s another person there to deliver whatever food they may have eaten.
But what are you supposed to do with those animals that eat for the trainers and are fed for free after you have already allowed them to get
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