Where is the habitat of the paint horse?

Answer 1

i think it might just live in grassy environments. i think

Paint horses are a man made breed and have always lived in domesticated situations (The exception being the few that escaped or were set lose in the wild). So the habitat you will find them in is likely to be farms, stables, ranches and other similar places.

Answer 2

America. The American Paint Horse is an American breed. Their origins are actually from the American Quarter Horse. Quarter horses sometimes 'throw' excessive white color as wide blazes, stockings that go over the knees and hocks, and belly spots. Too much white and you can't register with the AQHA. So lovers of these spotted quarter horses felt they needed their own registry and in 1965 the APHA was born.

Answer 3

A horse can adapt to almost any enviroments. although there are special needs the horse needs to survive with. They'll need a nice thick winter coat for the colder climates and thinner but thickish coats for the hot temperatures. It also all depends on the type of horse that lives in these conditions. Not only do they live in hot and cold places but they can live in marshes, grass lands, desert like plains, also the mountains.

A wild horse has the instinct to adapt to their new surroundings but will take time. It all depends on their actions, food, and of course water.