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A mare can typically be bred from around 2 to 3 years of age until she reaches around 15 to 20 years old, depending on her health and reproductive condition. Most breeders prefer to breed mares between the ages of 4 and 15, as fertility may decline with age. It's essential to monitor the mare's health and consult with a veterinarian to ensure she is fit for breeding.
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How old does your mare have to be when you breed on Howrse?
2 years 6 months
How do you have a baby on Howrse?
When you have a mare which is 2 years and 6 months old, you can breed her, and get a foal.
What breed is a mare?
A mare is an adult female horse.
How many years can female horses breed?
A generation of horses may range from as little as two to as many as 20 years.
What is a purebred mare?
A purebred mare is a female horse over the age of four years old whose lineage consists only of horses of her breed. In other words, there were no other horses in her family tree that were not registered horses of her breed.
What is a sterlie mare?
A sterile mare is a female horse that cannot breed.
How many days after mare gives birth can you breed her again?
8 to 10 days
How do you breed with your friends Howrse?
Whoever has the male horse over age 2.6 years will have to click send a covering, type in the owner of the mare's login, and select a mare and the price of the cover.
What level do you have to be be to breed on Howrse?
You do not have to be at any specific riding level. But you must have a mare that is at least two and a half years of age.
How many years can a mare have colts?
Mares can typically breed and produce colts starting around 2 years of age, with optimal breeding years usually between 4 and 15 years old. Some mares may continue to have foals into their late teens, but fertility often declines with age. The overall reproductive lifespan can vary based on the individual mare's health and management.
What season to breed mare?
You want to get your horse to have its baby in May, So breed it in June
How does a horse breed?
By a mare and a stallion meeting. You get the gist.
