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Small HorseArabian Peninsula

Arabian Horse

"The Arabian horse is one of the oldest and noblest breeds in the world, known for its incredible endurance, intelligence, and unmistakable, elegant appearance."

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180 cm
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Arabian Horse
Shoulder Height: 150 cm
Age25-35 years
Average life expectancy with species-appropriate husbandry and good health.
Height
Shoulder Height: 140-160cmHead Height: ~197cm (est.)
The standard size measured from the ground to the highest point of the shoulder (withers).
Weight350-550 kg
Ideal body weight for a healthy, adult breed.
Cost/Month€170+
The sum of food, insurance, and basic care per month.

Character Profile

Activity Level
The urge to move and the willingness to perform of the horse in training and everyday life.

High level of energy, originally bred for long distances in the desert.

Temperament
Describes the character from calm and composed to spirited and sensitive.

Lively and sensitive, requires clear guidance.

Beginner Friendly
How well the horse is suited for riders with little experience or as a first horse.

Due to their temperament and sensitivity, better suited for experienced riders.

Social Behavior
Compatibility with conspecifics in the herd or stable.

Highly people-oriented and focused on forming strong bonds.

Reliability
Composure in stressful situations (skittishness).

Very loyal and hardworking when kept and trained correctly.

Versatility
Suitability for various disciplines such as dressage, jumping, leisure or western.

Excellent in endurance riding, but also used in dressage, western, and leisure riding.

Grooming Effort
Time required for grooming, hoof care and general stable hygiene.

Regular coat and hoof care required, similar to other horse breeds.

Did you know?

Keeping a pet of this size costs over 80€ per month on average. Plan your finances wisely.

Character & Training

People-oriented, sensitive, intelligent, and spirited.

Living & Exercise

Requires plenty of exercise and social interaction; open stable housing is ideal.

Health & Grooming

Generally robust, but prone to specific genetic conditions such as CA (Cerebellar Abiotrophy).

History

Originally bred by Bedouins on the Arabian Peninsula since the 7th century; significantly influenced the development of numerous modern horse breeds.

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