In the wild, horses will suckle their foals until they are about a year old (some fillies suckle longer). After that, they protect their foals until they reach sexual maturity and are kicked out of the herd to prevent in-breeding.
However, most domestic horses are weaned at 6 months and are taken away from their mothers, so the mares only care for them until they are 6 months.
Yes, very Protective
They care and nurture there young until full grown
Sea horses take good care of their eggs, but once they hatch, the young are left to manage on their own.
They take care of the herd, protect the young, and try to stay alive
The horses's young follow their moms around. The mother milks her young until he is old enough to fend for himself. Like a mother bear, horses are very protective of their young. The foal learns how to eat and take care of itself from its mother and the other horses around it.The foal follows their mother around when they are a baby, and the baby drinks the mother's milk until it is old enough to eat real food. Horses are very protective of their young like bears are, the foal learns how to eat and take care of themselves from their mother and the horses around it.
by staying with them
foever
1 hour?
They don't.
How long does a mother cougar take care of her babies
1 hour?
in whales