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Horses are known to be very sweet animals. They are usually sweet when they respect you and look at you as a leader. some horses are naturally sweet and some are VERY nasty. People say that horses with big eyes are usually a lot sweeter than horses with small eyes. You cant change a horse from being nasty to sweet so good luck
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How do you fatten up a horse quickly?
Sweet feed, sweet feed, sweet feed
How does a shire horse act?
They have a calm and sweet nature
Are horse chestnuts eatable for rabbits?
No they aren't. But sweet chestnuts are.
Are horse chestnuts edible for rabbits?
No they aren't. But sweet chestnuts are.
Can a horse live with goats and sheep?
yes, because when a horse does a poo, the grass is too sweet around that area but it is not too sweet for the other animals! horses can also live with cows.
Can your horse get caviries from sweet treats?
well no not exatly it all depends on the sweets on some horse triva tests it says the horse cant get cavites but on others it says they can
what types of horse is the friendliest?
It all depends on the horses personality. But the best horse for beginners is the American Quarter Horse. They are a very intelligent breed and are known for their sweet personality's.
Can you give you information on sweet-age on horse mane?
Sweet-age, or sweet-itch? Sweet itch is caused by parasites. You should talk to your vet about treatment, but I would shave the horses' mane to aid in treatment.
What do you use to get rid of the milk on a horse?
Drink it. It's quite sweet actually.
Why do horse flies feed on blood?
because it tastes sweet for dem they are vampires
What blend of Tea does Gregorio like in Professor Layton and Pandora's Box?
Gregorio, Likes Tea No 8. 8 Clover Quencher Contains: Brisk Berry Sweet - Joy Root Clover - Cinder Horse Smoky. Brisk Berry Sweet = Revitalising - Joy Root Clover = Earthy. - Cinder Horse Smoky = Energising.
What eats a quarter horse?
A quarter horse eats what every other horse does, it eats hay, grain, sweet feed, grass, apples, sugar cubes, carrots, etc.
