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A horses that does not need a lot of care is called a?
Easy Keeper
How much space do horses need to ensure their well-being and proper care?
Horses need at least 1-2 acres of pasture per horse for proper grazing and exercise to ensure their well-being and proper care. Additionally, they should have access to shelter, clean water, and appropriate feed.
What happeneds when horses eat capeweed?
the need IMMEDIATE vet care and may die. Capeweed is toxi to horses. :)
Do horses have densists?
Yes, just like people horses need dental care its called equine dentistry.
Why do scientist care about seahorse?
Scientist care about sea horses because there highly on danger and need a;; the help they can get (=
How many horses can you have?
As much as you want but only if you take good care of them
How much does it cost monthly to care for a horses needs?
about 300 a month
Why Arabian horses are good war horses?
Arabians are generally good war horses as they are athletic and graceful and don't need much care as they originated from the dessert where there isn't much water indeed. Arabians are good war horses because they are easy to tame and can do tricks. They are also used in movies because they can be taught tricks Hope that helped!
How much fenced in land do 2 horses need?
Two horses need about an acre to two acres each.
How do you become a horses farmer?
if you want to become a horses farmer, all you need to do is take care of it. You need to feed it, clean its stall, groom it every day, ride so it can get fresh air, and much more. It actually is a big responsibility so it should be really hard.
Are white horses more popular than black horses?
False. White horses are quite rare and their care (due to the fact that they have pink skin) is much more involved than is the care of a horse with dark skin. Black horses have always been popular and there are many more of them.
What is the care of a horses teeth called?
Having your horses teeth taken care of is called having the horses teeth floated.
