A mare comes into season approximately once a month. This is the time when she is willing to breed and able to become pregnant. A Stud or Stallion will always be more than happy to breed her during this time. So yes ... horses can be made to mate.
No. Breeding is controlled by visual and biochemical stimulation of the stallion by the mare when she is in standing heat/estrus.
This is not to say that a stallion or mare can't prefer one mate over another and there is annecdotal information of at least one stallion who collects a particular color of mare for his broodmare band in the wild.
Mares can refuse to be bred by a stallion as a stallion can refuse to breed a mare.
This may be due to a previous unpleasant interaction between the two.
Yes, horses do fight to mate, if another stallion comes to their herd. The stronger and bigger one will probably win the fight.
No. Horses do not mate for pleasure. The only animals that are known to are humans, dolphins and bonobos.
NO.because like humans ,humans are sorter than horses so that answer to that question is no.
Most horses will protect themselves by fleeing. If necessary, they may kick out with their back legs as they flee. Stallions may fight by biting and kicking other stallions to win the right to mate with all the mares in the herd.
Wild stallions will fight each other if the circumstances are right. Typically wild stallions will not fight but it is not unheard of for two horses to get in a fight.
no, no horses do
no but humans can make horses mate with the same patner all there life
They can, but usually not. Horses will mostly only mate once the mare is in heat.
Horses mate for the same reason that all other animals including humans mate. It is to create offspring and keep a particular species alive. Horses are breed typically to sell or use for show.
horses are sent to stud farms
No they don't. They mate between the ages of 20 to 25.
If you mean the same breed, not always.
febuary to march
mate with horses
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