just like humans feet work its just they have 4 feet and humans have 2 feet.
yes, some horses have been known to jump 7-8 feet! But you must work up to this. build your horses muscles up. Its better to take a few months to work up to 5 feet than to spend a year with an injured horse, not being able to ride at all.
Cows feet are different from horses feet because a horses foot is solid across and a cows foot has toes or has a split in the middle.
horses have hooves so their feet don't get so dirty. it also protects their feet from getting hurt
No, the correct name for a horses feet are "Hooves". A horses foot is called a "Hoof"
they are very big horses
From 2.5 feet to 7 feet
Some vets will work with horses. Otherwise, there are specialty equine-vets who will work almost only with horses.
All of the above but not horses because they did not have horses.
Hooves
Given that this is a riddle, there are many answers possible depending on the way you think about it: * One horse: after the first horse is put in the barn, it isn't empty. Mathematically, we can work out how many horses would fit if we can arrange whatever way we like: * 6730.77 horses: The volume of the barn divided by the volume of a horse gives the number of horse volumes that could fit in the barn volume. * 437.5 horses: If horses cannot be stacked, this is the area of the barn floor divided by the area a horse takes up giving the number of horses that fit if only one level of horses goes in the barn. In reality, we cannot fit parts of a horse or put them in any shape we want like a liquid: * 6555 horses: 437 horses per level and we can fit 15 levels of horses in the barn. * 437 horses: this is the number of horses that fit if we cannot stack horses and we cannot fit parts of horses around them.
Horses rest one leg at a time.
Yes, most horses typically stand by bracing their front feet and then rolling their hindquarters to set their hind feet underneath them.