Once your howrse reaches sexual maturity, at the right hand side of your howrse's page, if you scroll down, then there will be two options. Castrate or Offer Coverings. Click offer coverings. If you click castrate, then that means that you are taking all of the mature body parts from your howrse, and it won't be able to make fillies or foals [babies].
No. The male gets the money for cover, and the female gets the foal
Covering your mare is basically just another word for breeding your horse.
you should have 100% energy because it uses 25% so your stallion would have 75% left
go to your horse's page>in the bottom right hand corner there will be a button that says offer a covering>click that and type in the username of the person who owns the mare that you are covering> click reserve the covering for the mare that you are breeding with
Easy. You simply go to the stallion you want to breed's page and make a reserved covering offer for yourself. Then you go to the mare you want to breed's page and click on reserved covering offers and click the green check button.
Go down to the bottom of your mare's page where it shows the covering box.Click information and it shows the stallion that covered your mare and at the top of the stallion's name, it shows how long your mare got covered ever since the covering offer got sent to your mare.
it has to be 3 years old, then you scroll down to reproduction, and click public coverings. If you want to breed with one of your stallions then you go to their page and click offer covering, then make sure it is a private covering. then type in the name of the user you want to offer a covering for, and choose the mare. Choose a price too (it won't matter, since you are paying yourself) Then it will take about 10 months of gestation before the foal is born. (your howrses age by 2 months)
On Howrse NIB stands for Non inbred
Go to the covering section and pick out the criteria you want. They'll give you a selection of boys to breed to.
You go to the sales and look for horses with the covering symbol or search for a mare in gestation.
It doesn't mean anything really. It's just an objective Howrse makes you do.
No. They offer diversity training covering sexual orientation, but not gender identity.