It is largely a matter of personal preference. Personality-wise, both are very similar. Once loyalty is given, it lasts a lifetime.
Economically speaking, caring for horses is far more expensive than caring for a dog.
As far as social responsibility, what you have for a dog may be far greater than that you would have caring for a horse.
Cows are much like any other animal, they have weaker animals and stronger animals. They can sense which one is the stronger cow and which one is the weaker cow, if you are the weaker cow, the stronger ones will pick on the weaker one. Sort of like a "pecking" order. Hope that this helps!
Type your answer here... Because when cows drink milk the nutrients from the milk lets the cow grow and its horn.
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A horse (1000 pounds) is stronger than a black bear (600 pounds), but not a brown bear (1500 pounds) or a polar bear (1800 pounds).
No, a female elephant is typically referred to as a cow. The term "cow" is used to describe a mature female elephant, while a male elephant is known as a bull.
horse = Pferd cow = Kuh
It is a cow.
A cow has a smaller brain than the horse.
a horse does (:
A horse and a cow can NOT mate. There fore there is no name for a nonexistent baby.
a horse
To get a cow horse in the MO Creatures mod for Minecraft you must first breed 2 basic horses. Breed the offspring of these with a tier 1 red horse. Breed the offspring of this with a black horse and you will get a cow horse.
Horse cows do not exist.
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Milking the Cow
Cows are much like any other animal, they have weaker animals and stronger animals. They can sense which one is the stronger cow and which one is the weaker cow, if you are the weaker cow, the stronger ones will pick on the weaker one. Sort of like a "pecking" order. Hope that this helps!