Horses might need blankets during the winter if they are outside. If your horse is inside a warm stable, you probably do not need a blanket.
Horses also need a blanket if they have been exercising and it is cool, because they can sweat and lose too much heat.
A horse only needs a blanket over the winter if it doesn't have a thick winter coat grown in. If it has a good winter coat, all the horse will need is a place to get out of the wind (a windbreak or a stable) and it won't need the blanket at all. Horses can tolerate much colder temperatures than humans can, so they do fine in all but the coldest weather (below zero Fahrenheit).
horses DO NOT need blankets, horses were introduced to blankets, and did horses wear blankets in the wild when there weren't any humans to pampere them ?? no! so horses do not NEED blankets horses actually prefer colder weather then warmer climates.
There are many kinds of horse blankets used to protect an animal from extremes of weather, for cosmetic purposes, or to help dry - or keep dry - an animal after exercise or washing. Since horses' needs vary between areas throughout the world it's advisable to contact a local horse supplier to discuss suitable products for your area. It's okay to use the countless products or methods which weren't in use hundreds, or thousands, of years ago, if they are beneficial in some way!
Depending on where you live depends on whether or not your horse should even need a blanket. My rule of thumb is if it drops below about 20 degrees F. Horses have a natrually thick fur during the winter and it is usually enough to keep them warm. Just be sure that you horse isn't sweating with the blanket on because it could lead to many health problems. Make sure you blanket isn't to big or small either for it could drag and catch on something or restrict you horse from doing normal activity such as lowering its head to eat and drink. The main thing during the winter is to allow some sort of shelter and lots of food to keep their body fat up.
A good way to tell if your horse is cold is to touch his ears. If they are cold, he is. If you clip your horse, it may need a blanket in the winter.
Mostly winter but if you lived in a colder place you might need to use one in the fall
Winter, since it's obviously cold.
Season doesn't matter. If it's cold, you need to put a blanket on your horse. It can get cold in the middle of summer sometimes; you have to pay attention to the weather.
If your horse shivers from the cold in the winter, you need a blanket. some horses get cold easy other don't. If you live where you don't get snow I would just let your horses grow there extra hair the natural way, but if you live where it snows you should put the blanket on.
You would put a blanket on a horse in the winter to save him from getting a cold or even dieing. However, if you do not clip your horse, it is better to leave him unblanketed. To tell if your horse is cold enough to blanket him, touch his ears. If the are cold, he is most likely cold. If they are not, he is fine as is. Also look for abnormal behavior. If he is standing listlessly with his head down, something is wrong, and it may be that he is cold.
As long as a male horse is horney (a stallion) he is able to stick it in. However, he will not get "turned on" unless in the presence of a mare who is wet. Mares go into heat twice a year: in the spring and summer. A mare is in horny for around 4-10 days and exact times vary from horse to horse.
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Winter
Usually you'd get your horse a new blanket in late fall or early winter. Or what ever the coldest season for your region is.
Season doesn't matter. If it's cold, you need to put a blanket on your horse. It can get cold in the middle of summer sometimes; you have to pay attention to the weather.
You should cover a horse in WINTER
every other season apart from summer unless it is particularly warm
winter
You should blanket your horse in the winter months if you are located in a cold area. You can also blanket your horse on nights before a show in the winter but its mostly recommended you put the horse in an available stall.
Winter, I would think! Winter, and fall, when cold. Basically, any time when its cold out, kk?
If your horse shivers from the cold in the winter, you need a blanket. some horses get cold easy other don't. If you live where you don't get snow I would just let your horses grow there extra hair the natural way, but if you live where it snows you should put the blanket on.
near the winter time
In the winter and sometimes in the fall.Well, mostly in the winter, but if you are on the website and you are doing a test, ane you get it wrong, say fall, that's what I did
All seasons. Summer and Spring have storms, Winter and Fall have cold weather, there is no time a blanket isn't important.