Minecraft<\/a>.<\/p>\nIt isn\u2019t made entirely obvious how you can breed horses in the game but, fortunately for you, we just happen to be experts in the subject.<\/p>\n
Depending on what kinds of horses you breed in 2009 release, you will receive a different kind of foal. Once you know what to do, you can bring the horse of your dreams into the blocky world.<\/p>\n
There are benefits to stats and colour when breeding horses in Minecraft. Even if it were just to see the cute spindly foal roaming around your homestead, though, it\u2019s a task worth completing.<\/p>\n
If you\u2019re interested in how to breed horses in Minecraft, read on below to find out exactly that.<\/p>\n
How to breed horses in Minecraft explained<\/b><\/h2>\n
To breed horses in Minecraft, you need to feed<\/b> two tamed horses<\/b> either golden apples or golden carrots<\/b>.<\/p>\n
Feeding two tamed horses that are near each other golden carrots or golden apples will activate love mode. This leads to mating, which leads to a foal (baby horse) being born.<\/p>\n
No. We\u2019re not going into the Minecraft horse birds and bees. Ask your parents.<\/p>\n
You can breed a horse and a donkey together, too, to create mules. Mules cannot breed, though, so don\u2019t even try it.<\/p>\n
After breeding two horses or a donkey and a horse, the foal they birth has its stats and colourings based on its parents. A bred foal\u2019s stats, for instance, are taken as an average of those of its parents plus a random variation.<\/p>\n
The colour of your baby horse, donkey or mule, meanwhile, has an 11 per cent chance of a random base colour, plus a 20 per cent chance for random markings.<\/p>\n
If neither of those low percentage options are met, the colour of your foal will be based on the colour of one of its parents.<\/p>\n
Now, get out there and create the best Minecraft horse, donkey or mule you can.<\/p>