Horses are very sociable and affectionate animals but if you give them a reason to be aggreassive then of course they are going to be. They are very loving and live for friendship as that is how they survive in their herds in the wild.
When referring to horses disposition means the horses general demeanor or general temperament. Gentle means the horse is calm and usually quiet and nice to be around. Therefore a horse with a gentle disposition will typically have a gentle nature or personality.
They usually have a calm temperament.-ScarletChick on horse isle
Most draft horse breeds fit the bill of 'gentle giants'. However each horse will have it's own individual personality and quirks, which can be adjusted with training to a certain degree. Just because a breed is listed a gentle or calm does not mean that all horses of that breed are that way.
3 is a great temperament it mean the horse is calm and gentle but have problems every once in a while but what horse doesn't!?
It is difficult to steriotype breeds like that. There will be some gentle Lipizzaner horses, and some not so gentle.
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The Shire Horse is docile, gentle and hard working.
The scale is from 1 to 10 with 1 being the calmest. A horse with a temperament of 1 doesn't spook, doesn't get upset, is very calm and gentle. A horse with a temperament of 10 is wild, spooky and very dangerous.
All draft breeds tend to be very gentle and kind, but it really varies from individual horse to horse. If you want a gentle draft horse, get a middle-aged (mid to late teens) gelding, as they are usually more calm than mares or young stallions/geldings
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horses are by nature a very gentle animal