>>> Horses can not breath through their mouths. I didn't think so. Funny though, isn't it when people write things like that with such absolute conviction. Here was the quote: "Why Ms. Bauer's contact mentioned the Icelandics with regards to the breathing question is possibly because Icelandics are the only breed known to be "mouth breathers." When breathing heavily, they breathe through their mouths as well as their nostrils."
Is there any way that Icelandic's are genuinely, physically different from other horse breeds? I don't know of anything. Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
