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The video tutorial discusses the process of training wild horses, focusing on the time spent with them and their initial wild state. It describes the first human interactions, such as branding and vaccination, and contrasts old and modern methods of making contact with horses. The tutorial also covers the importance of separating horses from the herd to facilitate training, highlighting their natural inclination to stay in groups.

How many hours a day do trainers typically spend working with the horses?

• Two to three hours

• Five to six hours

• Seven to eight hours

• Nine to ten hours

What was the condition of the horses four months ago?

• They were completely wild

• They were partially trained

• They were domesticated

• They were used in competitions

What is the first step in the current method of making contact with the horses?

• Roping the horse

• Choking the horse

• Cleaning the horse

• Branding the horse

How do the horses react when separated from the herd?

• They become independent

• They feel lost

• They become aggressive

• They seek human interaction

What is a key characteristic of the horses' social behavior?

• They prefer solitude

• They form small pairs

• They stay in groups

• They avoid other horses