Yes, depending on the horse. Like people, not all horses are smart. Some horses are smarter than others. Reasons for a horse not being smart can be due to inbreeding, breeding horses that are not particularly smart to another horse that is not very smart, and even the upbringing of the horse. Some breeds of horses are known for being smart. One such breed is the Arabian.
Show horses in general also tend to be smart because they are usually worked, and then put in a stall or small paddock for the rest of the day and are therefore alone without much interaction with other horses. When these horses get bored, they tend to learn how to keep themselves entertained. Some learn how to open doors, undo latches, unbutton buttons, unzip zippers, take their stall blankets off and remove their legwraps.
Many aged (6 years and older) are very careful around children or while giving rides to children.
Horses are very intelligent creatures with a highly organized communications system and body language. Of course each horse will be different as they are individuals, some will be more intelligent than others.
I would say too much of it could because of the cemicals and hormones they put on it to make it grow.Plus its smart not to give horses lettuce.
if there are such thing as a dessert horse, it would probably eate such things as jackrabbits and for a drink they probably gallop to water holes or dig up roots from a cati. most of the horses (if they were smart ) would live near the water holes anyway. from reader481 to rockangel397 andcek101!!!!
A horses personality trait is the way they act. The instuction that their brain is feeding their body. There appearance has nothing to do with the way they act of think. It is like a human with black hair being smarter than a human with brown hair. If your relating this question to the myth that blondes are dumb, or less smart than people of other hair colours, than neither of these two theories are true! Frankly, I'm 13 and have an 89% average thank you very much! ;) -Quinnifer101 No of course not any horse can be as smart as any horse any color.
Define dumb? It is a "relative" concept that serves to measure intelligence. That said, do horses have high intelligence? No. they have a low intelligence. While they are able to be trained to a certain degree they do not have the capability for higher levels of training/thinking.
The term comes from the belief that "only fools and horses work" If one is smart enough they can make a good living without working. ie getting the folk around you to do the work while you reap the rewards. ie working your brains and not your body...
All horses are smart in their own right, however some individuals may be more intelligent than others. As a general rule, Thoroughbreds are very smart horses.
because they have smart brains
Of course they are! They have to survive don't they!
Generally, yes. They are hardy, somewhat surefooted, and smart.
Because they weren't smart enough.
They are relatively smart, but it really depends on each individual horses personality and learning style.
Each animal is intelligent in their own right. However horses are considered a very intelligent species as a whole.
they are all differant
ummm... i would say no but they aren't that smart either.
horses don't have wings, smart one. pegasus do, but they're nonexistent.
Clara Barton was wonderfully smart! She learned much from school, but she also became so smart because her family taught her everything she knew. cooking, sewing, battlefields riding horses, writing and arithmetic
well it is not smart to ride a wild horse but wild horse rehab