Horses were domesticated long before the concept of genetic engineering was even selective breeding.
Horses were domesticated first, then selectively bred second.
yes they can. they actually used to live without humans in herds, until they were domesticated by humans and used for traveling purposes. there are still about 25,000 wild herds of horses.
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Yes. Horses havebeen domesticated for thousands of years.
The Friesian horse is a domesticated breed of horse.
There are few members of the horse family that are considered to be domesticated. Horses themselves are domesticated. Ponies and donkeys can be domesticated as well.
The adjective anagram is "domestic" (horses are domesticated).
Of course! Any type of horse can be domesticated. Paint horses are very often seen in the wild, but domesticated Paints are amazing Western riding horses, and are good in English riding too. Paint horses are actually VERY common pets.
Most Likely, but they might have been descendants from domesticated horses.
yes they can. did you know that horses, when they had not yet been domesticated that is where they used to live!
Feral horses are horses that have been tame or domesticated but have escaped and returned to the wild. An exception is Przewalski's Horse a breed of wild horse that was subjected to a breeding program and then purposefully returned to the wild. These horses have never been tamd or domesticated.
Given a choice, horses, whether wild or domesticated, prefer eating in herds.
All BREEDS of domesticated and feral horses have the same phylum. They are mammals.