Horses

Likely you'll need around 10 acres.

If this is a question of whether a Greman Shepard is more expensive to buy than a horse the answer is no on average.

If the example is the most expensive German Shepard ever purchased and the most expensive horse ever purchased the answer is still that the horse.

only if the dog is highly trained! because if not it would just joke around:)Or could hurt the horse

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It is not recommended to tow a horse trailer with a SUV due to the shorter wheel base. Also SUV's may not have a reinforced frame capable of standing up to the weight of a loaded horse trailer. For a two horse trailer you would need at least a half ton truck, anything over two horses or a trailer with changing room or living quarters will require far more power to tow than any SUV is capable of producing.

The Shire is the tallest horse on average, but many Percheron's and Belgians have surpassed the Shire, though this is not very common. The original type of Belgian draft called a Brabant is known for being the heaviest draft horse on average weighing up to 3,000 pounds. Many horses Shire, Percheron, and Belgian alike have exceeded 21 hands in height.

It is possible to use a special scope called an endoscope to view the inside of a horse's stomach. The tissue is pale in color, and covered with a protective lining of shiny mucus. If the horse has botfly parasites, they may be visible attached to the stomach lining.

Orchard and Timothy hay are two different species of hay. Both are considered grass type hays however. Timothy hay tends to have a lower protein level than Orchard hay, but can also be more expensive. The overall nutritional content of both hays will vary according to where they are grown.

The same as a person's. To protect the lungs and heart and to support breathing.

Some horses do sit. It is not impossible for a horse to do this.

They don't have a Maine. It's a mane.

Small size-less food needed. Hard hooves- less chance of lameness thick coats- keep out cold. and the basic adaptations of all horses

There are several ways to restrain a horse. You can use a rope tied around its neck and to something else. You can also use a rope tied around the horse's head (a halter) a leather device designed to fit over the horse's head with a ring to clip a rope to tie the horse up (headcollar) or a full bridle, but it is not recommended to tie a horse up using its reins because if it panics and pulls, it can knock out its own teeth.

You can also use hobbles, ie. tying one of the horse's feet to an object, or tying the horse's feet together.

Another type of horse restraint is called a twitch. The twitch causes a dull pain that the horse will concentrate on while an unpleasant task is being performed, and it keeps the horse stlll. Such as shaving the whiskers and bridle path, trimming the hooves, floating the teeth, or other things the horse doesnt like but the safety of the people doing it is important. It is usually a sturdy stick about 40 cm long with a loop of rope at one end. Place your hand through the loop and grab the horse's top lip. Pull the rope over your hand onto the lip, and twist the stick until the twitch is tight onto the lip. Tighten more as you need to control the horse more. When the unpleasant task is complete, you may release the twitch by unwinding it.

Another simple type of twitch is the string twitch, and can be made of a piece of baler twine from a straw or hay bale. Make a loop knot at one end of the string that cannot loosen or tighten, overhand knot works. It is strung over the horses head behind the ears, down both sides, into the mouth between the upper lip and gums, and tied on the left or near side by slipping the loose end of the string through the looped knot, and pull it tight, twisting it tighter if needed to control the horse more.

Both types of twitches do not injure the horse, just make it concentrate on the twitch instead of the necessary thing to be done, usually by a veterinarian or farrier.

Another form of restraint on a horse is the cotton rope, which is quite thick in diameter and very long. The braided rope has had a loop braided into one end of it. It is looped around the horse's neck and the loose end threaded through. Then the front leg, or hind leg on the side you want to work on is lifted up as high as it will go, and the rope is wrapped twice around the pastern, and then looped into the neck loop, and with a quick release knot, tied at the neck. This restraint is used if you are trying to saddle the horse and are working alone and the horse won't stand still(tries to buck or rear or run away). The horse will be on three legs, and likely try to struggle, so keep a neck rope on the neck near the head so that you can catch the horse, because it can actually travel pretty far and fast. Let it hop around until it realizes that you are the master and you will decide when it can move. (Might work up sweat). You can also work on sacking the horse, which is a good idea if you plan to use a saddle blanket or a rug, which can frighten a spooky horse. You may need to do this method for a few days or even weeks, but you will be calming the horse, not scaring it. This rope makes for great training of wild horses that must be harnessed or saddled, and does not injure them.

I wouldn't advise anyone anywhere to honk at horse riders. You could cause a accident , horses dont like sudden noises and could spook and bolt or leap in front of your car.

Equine Now is a good resource for horses for sale

There are many places on can buy a horse stable. The easiest way to buy a horse stable is to visit a local farm or ranch and buy a stable from there. Stables can also be bought close to local racing tracks.

did the hupa have horses

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In its jaw.

I would try first grow him accustomed to the bucket being around. Try playing the 'friendly game' and rubbing the bucket all over him. Then give him a treat, then bring your hand closer to the bucket, and when he moves his nose closer to the bucket give him another one and then put the other treats in the bucket. Try doing this a few times and he should grow used to having the bucket their and he'll learn that the bucket is a source of food and treats.

Wild horses can be found anywhere on any of the isles except Cloud isle and in towns. Some wild horses can only be found on a specific isle like llamas can only be found on Jungle isle and Zebras can only be found on Lava isle

Yes...a pelt is the skin with hair attached that can be used in tanning to produce coats, shoes etc. When it's still on the animal it's called pellage.

600kg (6kg is only 13.23 pounds).