Depends entirely on the horse. At a stable I rode at, there was an Arab stud who always acted like a hot head and gave everyone a hard time and was constantly screaming at mares. However, there was also a black Arab stud who was so calm that his would come to the gate, the horse would come, and she could ride him around with nothing but a halter and lead rope. The average horse, thought, is a little more high-strung than most horses.
yes very mad they were furiose
People hate it when you hit them, or spit on them. This is the easiest way. Stealing their things and breaking them on purpose is another easy way to get people mad.
"Mad Agnes" was a famous philosephar in ancient Greece. People called him mad because he had different theories that were barely believable. That was the birth of his new nickname "Mad Agnes".
Nero was mad. anyone who goes around burning people on stakes in their garden must be mad. All facts lead to the fact that the man was insane.
Many people often is in houses that an be mad out out of brick or timber
No way! I used to have a beautiful chestnut Arab mare, and i cantered her around her field every day with no saddle or bridle! She never spooked once, and we entered multiple competitions with no problems whatsoever. They are definetely not as mad as they are made out to be!
thay are mad
yes, if they get the horse mad.
if they pee on the ground it means they are ferociously mad at you.
he was a mad thay
when some one is mad thay make there tone of there voice sound mad
yes
Translation: Majnun (مجنون)
Horses get mad when they are being treated or ridden poorly, when they are under attack from a predator and cannot flee, when their space is invaded by another animal or horse they do not like or when being challenged by another horse. Some horses will also become mad when they are faced with a problem they do not understand.
it means they are mad
horses are mad
Most breeds of horses are very social and prefer to stick with other horses or a herd. Trained horses can be stubborn and disobedient when seperated. In the wild, stallions are territorial and probably get mad is removed from their herd. Hope this helps!