Can you keep chickens in your back garden?

Answer 1

whether or not you can keep a horse in your backyard will depend on your local zoning laws regarding livestock. Unless otherwise noted in the city or county laws you must have agriculture or residential agriculture zoning to keep livestock, which includes horses. These laws will also state how much land you must have to keep a horse ( in many places it's a minimum of 1 to 5 acres per horse.) the majority of urban areas specifically ban the keeping of large animals like horses and cattle in backyards for sanitary purposes.

Answer 2

It all depends how big your yard is.You also need open space to ride the horse.They love to run,relax,and roam around.So yes,you can own horses in your backyard. It all depends how big your yard is.You also need open space to ride the horse.They love to run,relax,and roam around.So yes,you can own horses in your backyard. It also depends on what the law in your state are. In some areas, you have to have 5 or more acres to have livestock.

Answer 3

Generally, miniature pigs can be kept in a backyard about a half- acre in size -- they don't need that much room.

Answer 4

It depends on if you have a really big back yard- where your back garden is. And IF you have a licence for the horse.

Answer 5

in some states you can but in most of them you need a lisence and a suitable sized enclosure

Answer 6

Yes, you don't need a big garden all you need is a coop and space for them to moving around a lot so they won't get stressed and die.

Answer 7

If you have an acre of land for the miniture horse to run on, you can. If it is under an acre, then no.