The Miniature horse is known for being gentle and friendly towards people. They enjoy spending time around humans, even strangers.

The Shetland Pony is one of the most popular horse breeds, especially for children. It''s gentle disposition makes it ideal for new riders.

The quiet temperament of the Orlov Trotter makes it a wonderful companion, whether you need a work horse, a sport horse, or a riding horse.

The American Quarter Horse is known for having a pleasant personality. These horses are are highly intelligent and willing to please.

The Rocky Mountain horse is known for its gentle attitude. It has a natural ambling gait of four beats. It works well with riders of all experience levels.

The American Saddlebred Horse are used as driving horses, pleasure horses, jumpers, hunters, and more. It boasts a friendly and calm temperament.

The native equine breed of Mongolia and one of the indigenous equine breeds of China, the Mongolian horse is considered one of the oldest breeds of horses.

Once used by the Vikings, the Fell Pony prefers to engage in activities that stimulate its curiosity. It can be ridden by children and adults.

The Appaloosa horse is known for being trustworthy, so it makes a wonderful equine companion. They are very gentle, as well as highly intelligent.

The Barb horse is ideal for general riding. This horse breed has a willing and docile personality, and it likely had a lot of influence on racing breeds.

The Friesian horse is smart and gentle, though this breed is best suited to individuals who have some level of experience working with horses.

The New Forest Pony has a friendly and docile temperament. It is such a popular breed because of its friendly and docile temperament.

The Percheron Horse is a large draft breed that exhibits more energy than other draft horses. They are known for their pleasing personality.

The Morgan Horse is one of America''s first native equine breeds. This breed is known for its pleasant personality, willing attitude, and cooperative nature.

The Missouri Fox Trotter is known for its calm and gentle nature. This horse breed is docile and reliable, and it thoroughly enjoys being around people.

The Anglo-Norman Horse was developed in France during the early part of the 19th century. Hardworking and patient, the Anglo-Norman is a versatile horse.

The Hackney horse enjoys being around handlers and being petted. When in motion, the Hackney Horse seems as though it''s floating over the ground.

The American Paint Horse is one of the fastest growing horse breeds. They are known for being friendly and social, and can be used for multiple purposes.

It is thought that the Arabian Horse is the oldest horse breed on the planet. These horses enjoy speed and athletic activity, and they will learn quickly.

The Anglo-Arabian Horse gets most of its physical features from the Thoroughbred. They are known for having a pleasant disposition

The Pinto Horse is bred for its color pattern. This is multi-talented horse and it can be used in a variety of settings and for a variety of tasks.

The Palomino horse is gentle, easy to train, and easy to work with in a variety of settings.It is most often described based upon its coat color.

Considered the most elegant of all of the equine draft breeds, the Boulonnais Horse is also referred to as the White Marble Horse.

The Morab horse features characteristics of the Morgan and Arabian breeds. It is elegant and compact, with strong muscles for power.

The American Walking Pony is a true pleasure to work with. This horse breed is calm and docile, and is comfortable to ride.

The Gypsy horse is docile, gentle, quiet, and patient. They come in a variety of colors, and some can even have uniquely beautiful blue eyes.

The Exmoor Pony is a rare and endangered breed. They are also considered kind, even-tempered, smart, and alert animals that get along well with everyone

The Australian Pony is ideal for all levels of riders, including children. This horse breed is obedient, gentle, and good-natured.

The Fjord horse is friendly, gentle, and willing to work. Its mane is distinctive as it features dark hair in the center and white outer hair.

The Hanoverian horse breed is one of the oldest of all of the warmblood horses, as its history dates back to the 17th century.