firstly you will need to see whether your horse has been de sexed or not (if your horse has been desexed your horse cannot breed)
if your horse isn't desexed you need to wait until your horse goes on heat (mating time) and when the horse does go on heat you need to put it in the same area with a girl/boy (depending on gender) horse that isn't desexed.
A horse's tidbit is a small treat or snack given to a horse as a reward or as part of training. Common tidbits for horses include carrots, apples, or horse-specific treats available in pet stores.
Horses do cost a bit of money. Obviously it would be waaay more expensive if you were to get a champion dressage stallion than a feral/pet horse.Pet horses cost the least amount of money. they can be from aroung $200 ~$1000. Regular riding horses are usually $1500 ~ $10,000. Competition horses are $10,000 +. Professional horses are best left to proffessionals.Factors such as;breedagegenderyears of trainingheritagecompetition resultsinjuriestempermentconformationcan change the price of the horse.Keeping the horse is also a bit of money. Usually about $12,000 ++ a year.Things like the horse, the boarding place, your home, competing or non-competing are also factors.Again showing also depends on what kind you are doing. (search how much do horse shows cost)
Well, I do not know every type of horse, but I know some. there is a Black Stallion. I'm pretty sure there is a horse called a pinto. I hope this helps :)There are also these, if I repeat one then sorry! But at least you have every type of horse in the world :)AThe Abaco Wild HorseThe Akhal-TekeThe American Cream DraftThe American Paint HorseAndalusianAnglo and Part-Bred ArabAppaloosaThe Arab HorseThe ArdennesAustralian Stock HorseThe AztecaBThe BashkirThe Bashkir CurlyBavarian WarmbloodThe Blazer HorseBoulonnaisBrandenburgBrindle HorsesBritish Spotted Horse & PonyThe BudennyCThe Canadian Pony of the AmericasCamargue HorseCaspian PonyCaspian ArabianThe Chincoteague PonyCleveland BayClydesdale HorseColoured Horse and Pony Society (UK),Connemara PonyCurly Haired Missouri Fox TrottersDDales PonyDartmoor PonyThe DonDonkeyEEriskay PonyExmoor PonyFFalabellaFell PonyFjord HorseFriesian HorseGThe GidránThe Gotland PonyHHackney HorseHaflingerHanovarianHessian WarmbloodHighland PonyHolsteinHungarian WarmbloodIIcelandic HorseThe Irish Draught HorseIrish ThoroughbredKThe KabardinThe Kisber FelverThe Kiger MustangLLipizzanerLippitt MorganLundy PonyLusitanoMMarwari HorseMecklenburgerThe Medicine Hat HorseMorabMorganMountain Pleasure HorseMuleMustangNNew Forest PonyNokota HorseNorikerOOldenburgThe Orlov-RostopchinThe Orlov TrotterOstfriesePPaso FinoPercheron HorsePeruvian PasoPoitevinPrezwalski's HorseQThe QuariesianQuarter HorseQuarter PonyRThe Racking HorseRheinlanderRussian TrakhenerSShetland PonyShire HorseSkyros PonySorraia HorseSpanish HorseSpanish MustangStandardbredSuffolk PunchSulphur Springs MustangTTennessee Walking HorseThoroughbredTerskTiger HorseTrakehnerWThe WalerWelara PonyWelsh Pony and CobWestphalianWuerttemburgerZZebraZweibruckenThere! :D
Horse meat stopped being used in pet food in the 1970's when it was proven unsafe for consumption. In modern times horses have so many drugs and antibiotics used on them to keep them healthy that it permanently taints the meat and makes it unsafe for pets and humans to consume. Prior to the 1970's ban horses were slaughtered and ground up into pet food as this was considered a sustainable method for disposing of unwanted or unusable horses back then food safety laws for human and pet foods were not as tight as they are now and the meat was either minimally inspected or not inspected at all before processing.
In the United States, it is illegal to sell wild horse meat for human consumption. If wild horses are slaughtered, their meat is often used for pet food or other non-human consumption purposes. In some cases, the meat may be exported to countries where the consumption of horse meat is legal.
No, on Pet Vet 2 you cannot breed horses. You can own a horse but only one.
In the game horse isle you are unable to breed horses. The only way to get a foal is to buy one at the pet store. Or you can find wild horses, trade other for horses, or buy horses. But you cannot breed your horse. But good idea
This depends on what you mean by 'pet'. If you mean just as a general riding horse and companion then any breed will do. If you mean a non-ridden horse then again any breed will do, but many people find that smaller ponies and miniatures are cheaper to keep as pets.
yes, in order to make your horses grow up and breed them you have to keep on petting them or play with them, IMPORTANT: when the 3 hearts at the top are full your horse will grow bigger and you will be able to breed them
horse food like chaff
YOU CAN FIND CHEAP HORSES ONLINE OR IN THE NEWSPAPER.
The best type of horse to have as a pet depends on what you want to do with the horse. If you simply want a companion animal that can maybe pull a small cart, then a miniature horse, Shetland pony, or another breed of small pony is usually the best and most economical. If you want something that can be ridden then a medium sized pony on upwards to large draft horses can fill this role.
Yes, pet cat and a horse can like each other. But, you will have to introduce them slowly because horses can spook easily and that would not be good for the horse or the cat.
Not that I know of! I have the game but I don't play it constantly. My pet horses' names' are Ginger, Tuffy, and Jet! What are yours? (Answer that question on the discuss question page.)
If the horse is a pet you have to do it yourself, they just roll in the dust to clean themselves. x
yes he had horses in the White House
Horse and pony slaughter, referred to only as horse slaughter is when horses are slaughtered for human or animal consumption. In some countries horse meat is considered a delicacy and so horses are eaten. Some countries also allow horses to be processed and made into pet food.