Can the average person afford a horse?

Raising horses has different realistic and cultural backgrounds in different countries. In China, due to the shortage of land resources, the rural development is relatively backward, and the traditional farming culture, there are indeed many challenges in keeping horses as pets.

1, China's land resources are limited, especially near cities, and it is difficult to find a large open space suitable for raising horses. At the same time, in rural areas, land is relatively abundant, but economic development is relatively backward. People rely more on horses for agricultural production than as pets.

2. In the traditional culture of China, horses have a lofty position, but they were mainly used as vehicles and mounts in the war. The concept of keeping horses as pets and providing them with a comfortable living environment has not been fully popularized in China.

3. Some rich people in China began to try to keep horses as pets. Usually, I have enough financial and social resources to find suitable land in the suburbs and invest a lot of money to buy horses and build stables. But even so, it will face the pressure of public opinion. In China, keeping horses as pets is not a widely accepted lifestyle.

4. In some western countries, it is common to keep horses as pets because of the vast territory and sparse population, early economic development and different cultural backgrounds. People can raise horses on their own farms or pastures and enjoy their leisure time with horses.