Coldblood is a term used to describe the heavy draft breeds such as the Shire, Clydesdale, Percheron, Suffolk Punch and others.
Warmblood is a term used for breeds that are or were created using a mix of coldblood breeds and hotblood breeds (Turkoman/ Akhal-Teke, Thoroughbred and Arabians to name a few.) The term warmblood tends to be associated with the European sporthorse breeds such as the Hanoverian, Trakehner and Oldenburg, but it also applies to other breeds like the Quarter horse, Saddlebred and many others.
There is no such thing as a cold (or could) blooded horse. Horses are mammals and mammals are warm blooded creatures.
Horses are warm blooded mammals.
Warm blooded.
All horses are warm blooded.
Arabians are hotblood horses, not coldblood's or warmblood's.
I would think not, because horses are cold blooded only when they are dead. Living horses have warm blood. And carved wooden horses have no blood at all, neither warm nor cold.
They are, as are most of the large draft breeds.
They are warm blooded.
because horses are mammals and all mammals are warm blooded then yes.
Horses like:ShiresClydesdaleFriesianAlbanianAmerican Cream DraftArdennesArgentine CriolloBalearicBan-eiBashkirAnd more, there not cold blooded they just say that because the horses are so big and strong they just call them cold blooded but there really warm blooded
Cold blooded, only mammals and birds are warm blooded
Cold blooded.
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