Horses in Minecraft are the ideal transport for the players from the early game and are also loyal pets. Here is how to breed Horses in Minecraft in order to get much more of its kin and a steady supply of transportation animals.
Horses are one of the most useful animals in the game due to their fast speeds and ready availability. They can run faster than the player and many other mobs, and can be saddled and controlled using reins and mount. Therefore, travelling from place to place is a ideal deal with these mobs.
Here is how to breed Horses in Minecraft!
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How to breed Horses in Minecraft?
Minecraft gamers can saddle the horses if they mount them continuously. In order to do this, players need to click on the horses frequently. Later, they can then put a Saddle on them to control them.
The horse can be controlled using a Saddle that is found in Chests in Overworld, Nether Fortresses and End Cities.
However, players need additional food in order to breed horses and make their kin. To do this, players will require wheat. It is a crop food item that can be found in villages, or if the players have made a Wheat Farm.
Players need two horses in order to make them breed in the game. Horses can be found in plains, savanna and hill biomes. Players can use a Lead or use wheat on them on the spot to make them breed.
To make them breed, players need to take out the Wheat in their hands and then click on the Horses. This will make hearts float up from the Horse’s head and then the horses will mate after they come closer to a certain distance.
Baby Horse
Upon mating, a foal (baby horse) is spawned and the stats of the spawn are the average of both of its parents. The markings and the color of the baby horse will depend on the parents and there is also a low chance of it having a completely random marking.
On average, baby horses require about half an hour to grow into adult horses but players can quicken the pace to a certain extent if they feed these foals with apples, sugar, etc.
