its where they live
i guess any where
No, horses do not live in the desert. they live on farms, in fields etc
They live outside, so unless you live in Antarctica you should be good.
The type of habitat will vary according to where the humans themselves live. It could be a desert, mountains, meadows or anything in-between.
cows,snakes,mice,horses,buffalo,rabbits,
Horses typically live in a pasture so they can graze the grass all day. Domestic horses will sometimes be kept in a barn stall.
Przewalski's Horses live in a habitat of mainly wilderness in Mongolia.
There is not one main habitat for horses. The Arabian horses habitat is the dry deserts of the Middle East (Persia, Jordan). The Clydesdale's habitat are the grasslands.
mostly plains, some live in the mountains, it just depends on the horse breed you are talking about
Horses generally live in open fields or in the forest. Their range can be up to several miles in each direction.
A horses natural habitat is in the wild, open fields, forests. but people who own horses keep them in stables with a bedding for them to sleep like straw, shavings etc. And they also have fields that they can go in for fun with there friends! lol :)