What is a horses personality?

Answer 1

Tamed horses have many behaviors. First of all they use body language. A horses ears sofly held and facing sideways represents a happy and relaxed horse. If the horses ears are up and facing forward it means that the hore is aleted about something: it doesn't spook the horse(not yet) If the horse's ears are flat againts their head this means they are seriously mad about something. If a horse's ears are facing backwars slightly it means that the horse is listening to something. Lastly, if the horse's ears are flicking back and forth veryy quickly asnd his head is heald high it means that the horse is worried, spooked, and scared. Horses neigh and call. This is like a request to find out where other horses are. Horses squeal, nicker, and whinny too. Horse will kick and bite.

Answer 2

Wild horses can be unpredictable and you should not approach them or try to feed them. Wild horses can be trained and domesticated but it is unsafe to do this unless you have a lot of experience. Wild horses live in herds, with one "lead stallion" and a band of mares that the stallion will periodically breed with each of them. The herd may also include the mare's foals. Other stallions may try to fight the lead stallion for control of the herd and the fight is often to the death. Wild horses behave similarly to domesticated horses and can be affectionate to each other. They will most likely to be unfriendly to humans, though.

Answer 3

Environment actually has no effect on the behaviour of a horse. The natural behaviour and psychology of a horse remains the same irrespective of what environment they live in. They may have different strategies to adapt to the climate/environment they live in, but their behaviour remains the same.

Answer 4

normally horses are very well behaved and do not cause problems unless badly treated when they maybe prone to biting or kicking

Answer 5

Completely depends on the horse.