How horses can be tamed, why horses can be tamed

1. First of all, you need a wild mature horse, saddle and enough food (food must be abundant).

2. There are many foods that can domesticate horses, such as golden apples (high domestication probability) or something, of course, it is recommended that civilian players can easily get wheat and apples.

3. If you first ride on it, you will find that you can't control it, and you will be kicked down by it (don't feed it, just repeat the action of getting on the horse, and the horse may also be tamed).

4. It doesn't matter, try to feed it. So how can you tell if it's tamed or not? The judging criteria are:

Until you get on the horse and saddle it, it doesn't kick it (even if it is domesticated, you can't control it without a saddle). So how can you tell if it's eating or not? When you feed it and see its mouth open, you eat it.

5. After taming, right-click on it with the saddle and put the saddle into the upper grid (the lower grid is used to hold the "horse armor").

6. After the saddle is installed, click the right button to turn over and gallop on the horse.

And horses are familiar with each other. Bonding with a horse is the basis for earning its trust and the first condition for taming it. Spending time with the horse every day starts with accompanying it and washing it.

Take it for a walk on the grass and let it trust you gradually.

Lead the horse and let it know that you are its master. Train at least once a day. Tie a leash to it and let it spin in circles in the fence. Use your body language to guide it, gradually increasing the speed and intensity until it can reach your instructions.

Familiarize the horse with the equipment. In the beginning, just put the riding gear in front of the horse's eyes so that it can see and smell and know that it is not a hazmat. Then slowly press the gear onto the horse one by one.

Horses can be tamed because they have been raised by humans for many generations, resulting in them losing part of their ability to survive in the wild, and they need to cooperate with humans and rely on human strength to survive.

Since the domestication of horses by humans, in the long process of development, due to the influence of the natural environment in various regions and the needs of social and economic development in different periods, the use of horses has gone through a process of alternating or integrating multiple stages such as meat, dairy, agricultural production, transportation, military and sports and entertainment.

Habits:

Wild horses prefer to live in groups and generally consist of a stallion, several mares, and their offspring. Each population has a well-defined range of movement and migrates at a rate of 5-10 km per day.

Wild horses feed on the desert sage, saxon, reeds, red willows, etc., and can cut through the snow in winter to forage for dry grass. Individuals in the group often clean each other** after eating, gently licking each other's carapace, shoulders, dorsal side, buttocks, etc.

Sometimes self-care is also done, such as rolling, self-brushing, and repelling mosquitoes and flies. Wild horses communicate with the help of sounds, smells, and behaviors such as pursing their ears, plowing the ground, and gnawing.

Put the "lasso" on the shortcut key, select the "horse", press the shortcut key, 10 "lasso", and generally catch 1 to 2 "war horses".