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!?
In the sense of temperament they are warmblooded
Anywhere from $200-$400 depending on you location, your veterinarian, your horses temperament, and your horses age.
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.
It depends on the horses skill, temperament, and many other factors.
it depends on the horse. horses dont all have a single fear, some are scared of cars, others of people. it all depends on their temperament
There is no definitive answer as temperament can vary among individual horses regardless of gender. However, some people believe that female horses (mares) can be more steady and reliable, while male horses (stallions or geldings) may exhibit more assertive or dominant behaviors. Ultimately, temperament is influenced by genetics, training, handling, and individual personality.
Capricious, and fickle mean quick and changeable in temperament.
when you are getting your first horse it is very important that the horse has a good temperament, one that does not spook or bite and is clam and does not care very much about things, as to ensure safety to the owners and rider especially if they do not know a lot about horses. Horses with a high temperament can be a lot of work and need a very confidant person to handle them.
Horses are never dangerous, they never try to hurt you on purpose. if you mean is the sport the whole horse riding showing competing thing dangerous yes it can be,its not safe if you are riding its a risk sport but many people take the risk and are fine. some horses can be aggressive but if your afraid then you should pick a horse with a nice temperament. but there never dangerous.
They usually have a calm temperament.-ScarletChick on horse isle
It does depend what your horse and/or alpaca can put up with and what their temperament is like but you can. Alpacas can get along with any livestock.