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How to breed horses The dwelling Horse housing is called a stable, and there are specific characteristics that a stable must have in order for it to be suitable and healthy for horse breeding. First, the floor of the stable should be dry and free of dirt or dust, and furnished with either wood or straw carpentry, and the stable must be cleaned on a daily basis from horse droppings. Horses mainly need a space for grazing and hiking, and the area is estimated at approximately an acre for each horse, and it is worth noting that this space is preferable to be surrounded by a non-barbed fence and belonging to the stable.  Food The main food for horses is grass and hay, and they need large quantities of it in order to maintain a healthy digestive system. It is worth noting that horse food should be stored in a good way so that it is not exposed to dirt and dust, as it affects the lungs of horses. In addition to grass and hay, horses need to eat grains on a daily basis. Among the types of grains suitable for horses are corn, oats and wheat bran. But you should pay attention to the amount of grain that the horse eats, as it should not exceed half a kilogram for every fifty kilograms of the horse's weight. From time to time the horse needs to eat some unconventional foods such as apples and honey, as these foods are considered as a treat or a sweetener for the horse. As for water, horses need to drink large amounts of it, as one horse may consume about 30 liters per day.  Health care Firstly, horses need vaccinations periodically for common diseases such as influenza, skin diseases and other diseases that are common among horses. Secondly, the horse's hooves must be inspected on a daily basis and to make sure that there are no objects stuck in them, and remove them, if any. Third, horses need to place horseshoes on their hooves to protect them from muscle and joint injuries. Fourth, horses need to clean their hair with water and brushing them periodically to keep them clean and protect them from skin lesions. Fifthly, horses need to take care of their teeth by the veterinarian at least once a year, because their teeth are constantly growing and can form sharp peaks that prevent them from chewing and cause them pain.