How Does Gabilan Show Bad Behavior Toward Jody?

Gabilan, the horse in John Steinbeck's "The Red Pony," exhibits bad behavior toward Jody by being uncooperative and difficult to manage, particularly when he resists Jody's attempts to train him. This defiance frustrates Jody, who is eager to bond with and care for the horse. Gabilan's actions reflect his wild nature and the challenges of taming an animal, highlighting the themes of youth, responsibility, and the complexities of relationships between humans and animals.