Horses communicate using various sounds, each serving a different purpose. The most common sounds include whinnies, nickers, and snorts. A whinny is a long, high-pitched call often used to locate other horses. Nickers are softer, lower sounds made when a horse is greeting another or asking for attention, while snorts can indicate excitement or alertness. In addition to these sounds, horses may also use body language to enhance their communication. For example, a horse may lower its head while nickering to show submission or friendliness. Understanding these sounds and behaviors can help horse owners better connect with their animals.