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Your neighbor will find a stray horse and give it to you but frst you have to ship 1000 items in the shiping box beside your neighbor's house it can be diffrent then enter and go to sleep and exit your house
YOU JUST DO
Wiki User
∙ 14y ago
Wiki User
∙ 13y agoShip 1,000 items and you will be given one for free.
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What can you do with the horse in harvest moon ds boy?
on harvest moon DS you can use your horse to get to places faster and waste less stamina. you can also drop items on your horse and they get moved to the shipping box.
How do you get horse food on harvest moon ds?
you can't, you don't need to feed your horse.
How do you get a horse in the DS game harvest moon?
Ship 1000 items.
What day do you get a horse on harvest moon cute for ds?
On the 18th of Spring.
What is the stable for on harvest moon ds?
When you get a horse in Harvest Moon DS, it will stay in the stable. Unless you put it out to run freely on your farm. If you chose to let it run freely, don't worry, horses cannot get sick nor die on Harvest Moon DS.
Can you get Harvest Moon DS on Wii?
No. Harvest Moon DS is for the DS only. There are other Harvest Moon games for the Wii.
How do you get horse miracle potion on harvestmoon ds cute?
There is no Horse Miracle Potion in Harvest Moon DS Cute. You can only ever have one horse.
Where do you get a horse on harvest moon ds?
you have to ship 1000 items in your shipping basket.
On Harvest Moon DS can you be a girl?
no, but you can be a girl farmer in harvest moon ds cute. the two games have different stories and harvest moon ds was the inspiration for harvest moon ds cute as more girls were found to be playing the game than boys at the time of the beginning of the launch of harvest moon ds cute.
What are some fun games of Nintendo ds?
harvest moon DS cute, harvest moon island of happiness, harvest moon DS.
How do you get on your horse on harvest moon DS?
You just go up to it and press A. Hope this helps. :)
When did Harvest Moon DS happen?
Harvest Moon DS happened in 2005.
