Shire Horse
"The Shire Horse is the largest and heaviest horse breed in the world, known for its gentle temperament and impressive pulling power."
Character Profile
Generally calm and steady as a draft horse, but requires daily exercise.
Very balanced, steady-nerved, and gentle, often referred to as a 'Gentle Giant'.
Despite their massive size, they are very good-natured and people-oriented, ideal for patient riders.
Highly sociable with other horses and requires interaction.
Very reliable, calm, and fearless in various situations.
Used as a draught, leisure, and show horse, but limited in competitive sports.
Extremely high maintenance, especially for the heavy feathering to prevent skin infections like mud fever.
Did you know?
Keeping a pet of this size costs over 80€ per month on average. Plan your finances wisely.
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