Horses

it depends on the breed of horses. horses can weigh between 840 and 2200 pounds, so the answer will vary a lot.

I doubt it, even though its a plant. Horses mainly eat grasses of various sorts and i don't think plam fronds come under that category. If your horse is eating them I recommend that you remove them from your horses reach. It could be harmfull.

If you want to train your horse not to spook bubbles, then getting them used to the bubbles in a controlled situation is preferable over introducing them to the bubbles in a situation in which an accident could occur. In this case, I wouldn't blow them at the horse at all, but start at a safe distance away and work your way closer over time and with practice until the horse is used to them. It could take minutes, hours, days or even weeks to accomplish.

If you want to simply help to spook-proof your horse (which is not entirely possible, as spooking is instinctual for self preservation), then introducing them to a variety of "strange" things is helpful - but always in a controlled, slow and gentle situation. When the horse learns to trust you as a capable leader, he/she will be less likely to spook foreign objects. However, horses are prey animals, and as such, their first instinct is to run to protect themselves.

This would not be something I would do with my own horses mainly because it could spook them and somone could be seriously be hurt.

Bubbles are not natural for horses so maybe you should try alternative remedies like lavender (relaxes horses). These are great for all different things. Just type "alternative remedies" into google and see what you find. This will also help to bond you and your horse together:))

A horse has no collarbone, therefor the shoulder is not anchored to the body by bone and it swings relatively freely. The shoulder blade is cradled in a mass of muscle and this coupled with the width of the chest can cause a horse to swing it's leg outward a bit, however if the horse is moving in a straight line and does this, it is considered a fault ( in many breeds). However if the horse is moving sideways or semi-sideways then this is perfectly fine as it helps to maintain balance.

A Zebra / Horse Cross is most commonly refereed to as a Zorse by Equestrians. there is also a Zebra /Donkey cross which is known as a Zonkey. It should be kept in mind that Zebra can never be fully domesticated and can cause serious harm and injuries to those around them and they really should not be used for cross breeding on domesticated animals.

It's called podophobia only 1 in 1000 people have it.

The chestnut on a horses leg is the remnant from when they were multi toed animals. The Chestnut has absolutely no bearing on if a horse can swim or not.

Yes a horses stomach is roughly the size of a rugby ball, it can hold up to 4 gallons of feed.

Are you talking about on the online game Howrse? That gives your horse full stats (health, energy, moral) again.

The horse is a prey animal and tries very hard to avoid run ins with predatory animals such as the wolf. While the wolf being a predator tries to hunt the horse for food and actively seeks them out. When they are together the horses will either flee and the predator will give chase or the horse will stand it's ground and drive off the wolf which may or may not runway.

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A horses legs have changed over time to accommodate a new type of environment and lifestyle for the horse. The first horses began as a fox sized browser that ate leaves and lived in a forest where multiple toes was an advantage for a prey animal. As the environment changed and gave way to grasslands the horse began to loose it's extra toes and become a grazer. It's legs lengthened to provided better speed and height in the tall grasses and a single toe was all they needed to survive.

Yes you can.

Yes, Yes they do. I went last year and I'm going this year . They had a big booth for breyers and have rare ones.

You find or purchase a horse call it a Trojan and if you love it enough it will be your best friend, thats at least what I think.

Purebred Spanish Horses are also called Andalusians.

I think you mean farrier. Shod is the past tense verb for putting shoes on a horse. But, a farrier is someone who puts shoes on horses.

Being the laws for certain types of theft will vary greatly the best thing to do would be to contact a local attorney that specializes in theft of property. However in most areas horse theft is considered grand theft and is punishable by the laws pertaining to grand theft. The typical sentence is jail time, community service, and fines. In areas where horse theft is punishable by hanging (such as Texas) the accused suspect must still be arrested and go before a legal court system.

A corral.

I am not certain but I believe it is around 9,456,987.

There are wile horse and ponies that are rounded up twice a year and the ponies are taken to asateague to be auctioned off went and saw it this year pretty cool

Horses in good condition generally live 25-30 years, though longer lifespans are not surprising.

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.

A horses chestnuts are just like a human fingerprint, no two are exactly alike. The chestnuts could be used in much the same way as a human fingerprint for identifying a horse if a 'chestnut database' were set up.