Donkey

Domestic donkeys, originally from African donkeys, are frugal, well - balanced, and sure - footed. Though they don't run often, their little hooves can carry them at speeds up to 50 km/h. These donkeys can handle hot temperatures well and aren't picky about food. Often wrongly labeled as stubborn and stupid when they suddenly stop, they're actually quite smart. Unlike horses, they don't panic - flee in danger. Instead, they assess the situation and figure out the best escape route.

If you're planning to have a donkey, here's how to handle it. First, when it comes to food, don't worry too much as donkeys aren't fussy eaters. You can offer them common hay, grains, and fresh water. For handling, don't rush them. If they stop suddenly, it's probably thinking, so give it some time to assess the situation. In hot weather, they're well - adapted, but still provide some shade. For maintenance, regularly check their hooves. Trim them when needed to keep them healthy. Also, make sure they have a clean and dry living area to prevent diseases. And most importantly, be patient with them as they have their own way of thinking.