Hey people I know nobody is gonna read this, but I love horses soooooooo much. They are so beautiful when they walk. I want to buy a horse but can't find any i should buy. Any suggestions?

kookicat

Firstly don't just rush out any buy a horse- they take a LOT of work looking after, a lot of money and time too.

Try having lessons.

run foxy run

i have 20 horses of my own and tell u the truth they dont cost that much. i love them to but u have to make shur u are ready for a horse befor u get one u mite get sick of it and then sell it. and that is not fair to the horses. u also have to have 5-6acers for a horses if it is going to stay at ur house. but if u bored it some where it is going to cost u. $100-900. to bored. and then u have to dive out to see and ride the horse every day. it is a lot of work but if u know what u are doing. it gets easier and easier. well i g2g if u have any ? feel free to ask me.

lilfyre

Jumper13

I have 5 horses there fun but a lot of time training, cleaning, brushing.Maybe u can lease a horse then you'll know wahat it's like. If u do want to buy one check www.horsetopia.com u can find 1 there. I got some that are retired race horses. So look into it.

coxcows

try lookin for one at Horses for sale, horse health news, trail riding and horse chat.
you can choose the disipline you want and the price, sex and age of the horse that you are looking for. I agree with the other person that replied. don't forget that they are very expensive and time consuming. you have to take care of your animals first!!

Panamaa

Find a place that gives lessons and hang out there. You will find out REAL quick how bad you want a horse.

airbats-goku

Everyone has great ideas but I have one too. Check in with your local SPCA. They might not have the horses there but they know where they can be found. However, for a rookie rider you may need to find someone experienced to help you evaluate whether or not the neglected or abused horse you are rescuing is safe for you.

ntroyn

One of the nicest things you could do at this point would be to volunteer your time at a horse rescue organization, if there are any near you, or even at a therapeutic riding center, etc. Not only would you be learning how to care for a horse and how to handle one properly, but you'd be helping out a good cause. Even if you can only go out to a rescue center to help out from time to time, the education and help you could give would be invaluable. You could also offer to sponsor a horse at one of these organizations. I'd wait to buy one, though, until you have a better understanding of their and your own needs. Best of luck to you in the pursuit of your dream.