AS a unique species of equine, the donkey has certain specific variations from the horse. Those who own or work with donkeys know that although there is shared heritage between donkeys and horses, they are remarkably different in their physical traits and behaviour.
Donkeys display more subtle behaviours than horses and may exhibit different behavioural repertoires when frightened, in pain, or pressurised.
They are generally more stoical than horses and are prepared to argue as to whether or not they will do what you require of them. They seem more prepared
