If A Horse's Ears Are Slanted Backwards, What Does It Indicate?

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It indicates that he is angry!

He is angry, very angry

He is angry, very angry

He is Angry or agitated

 
it means he is not happy in that situation.

They are generally angry, and can show they are the dominant horses.

It means him/her is angry, annoyed, or frightened.

That it is annoyed by something

It's angry or going to kick

Either it's angry or annoyed. Be careful and proceed with caution.

Actually, if the horse's ears are slanted back or slightly slanted (pointing back), it could mean that it is tired, ill, listening, or content.

If the horse's ears are pinned (resting flat against the neck), it could mean that it is angry or fearful.

However, you cannot tell how a horse feels just by its ears. There are many other factors you have to look at.

I have a mare who have her ears back all the time, but she is not angry, mean, or fearful. She usually lays her ears back when she is resting or when I put on the saddle.

He is angry or frightened....I've seen horses do that when they are afraid to do something

It's not so much that it's angry, but more agitated by a presence of you, a human, or another animal and sometimes if petting the horse it's greedy of the attention.

Being a cowboy in my life it means that the horse is Angy and scared .

That means its angry and wants to be left alone careful it might turn on u