If you want a more in-depth look at why you should always search for horses rather than breed them, I recommend watching ilmango's horse breeding video here: ruclips.net/video/upGpr9hW3fA/видео.html
If you want a more in-depth look at why you should always *start with a* search for horses, *and THEN breed your best 2 horses* , I recommend watching ilmango's horse breeding video above ^
I actually didn’t agree with his reasoning on that one. While it is true that they will slowly get back to average stats if you just start randomly breeding from your two fastest horses. If you keep breeding whatever your two fastest horses are and ONLY the fastest babies you will get the perfect horse.
there are a definitely a lot of perks and disadvantages to breeding your horses in minecraft. you are 100% correct in the trial and error part. I have spent part of my time in a minecraft server breeding horses together to get a good horse with decent health and jump, but my main goal was speed. it took a few months, a lot of golden carrots, and a lot of horses but I didn't mind the work because I love horses in general. eventually I managed to get what I was aiming for, though
Another way to explain the video's viewpoint is thus (if it doesn't work this way please correct me): Let's say we're only breeding horses for one stat and we start with two horses that are an exact 5 on a 1 (worst) to 10 (best) scale. The first baby has a 50% of being better than its parents. Let's say it ranks a 7. Nice. We now average the 7 with a 5 to get a 6. Now the next horse has a 40% of being better than its parents. There's a declining chance to get the best horse. By the time we breed enough horses to get a 9.9 of 10, the next horse will have to be in the 1% to even surpass its parents. That means a ton of horses to breed among the best for just one statistic. For a horse to be good at all three stats I think you have to take the number of horses you take and multiply it to the third power. That's quite a few. By contrast, flying via elytra tens-of-thousands of blocks to find (potentially) hundreds of horses is probably better. You don't have to breed them and wait for them, nor do you have horses out of the wazoo that you have to "take care of," nor do you have to worry about three statistics working against you. You need only fly, test, and take your version of the perfect horse and leave the rest. All this said, breeding horses actually sounds fun XD
For any bedrock players, if you want a fast horse, splash 2 horses with a speed pot and breed. The game accounts for parent speed in bedrock and the potion speed effect actually carries over. Get multiple of those, rinse and repeat to get exponentially faster horses.
I actually didn’t know that about horse breeding I was figured that you could make faster horses if you just put them all together, thank you cub you always find a way to teach me something new about Minecraft.
You still can. What Cub said is that on average, the offspring will be more average than the parents. If the parents are slower than average, the offspring will likely be faster. Also, even if they are fast, you can still get a randomly fast offspring, just with rapidly diminishing probability. Cub's statements should be preficed with if your goal is to get the fastest horse possible.
This makes me think that by combining a passive mob farm with the idea of Gnembon's pathfinding based Blaze Farm and a tripwire/pressure plate based timing mechanism you could probably create a mob farm that sorts horses by speed.
@@FIREOWLHK I think their timer setup requires riding the horses through manually. If they use an automated pathfinding based system then their farm would probably produce a dozen max speed horses per hour.
@@potato4dawin1 My bad, it does seem a little unreliable though especially on a public server where pathfinding is pretty janky. I know some people who have tried to make gnemboms pathfinding blaze spawner and it had some issues.
@@FIREOWLHK yeah, pretty much every public server uses Paper or Spigot to reduce lag and it messes with lots of stuff like pathfinding. There's a project in the technical community to make server software that preserves those vanilla mechanics while cutting down lag but it's still in development so that's a bit disappointing.
Love when Cub makes a tips and tricks video because, even though I have a near doctorate in Minecraft science at this point from all the time I've wasted watching RUclips videos, there's always at least one thing I've never heard of or thought before. For this video, it's the fact that I need to bring scaffolding with me for horse holes!
Hey, you, scrolling through the comments, drink water, relax, enjoy your day! :D (and also get super hyped for a cub video, because they're always sweet)
I only just realized like last week that Frost Walker 2 is sufficient for a horse on a lead to follow you safely across water. I lucked into frost walker boots from a sunken ship, and I was able to walk my horse across the ocean with a lead from a wandering trader. Total game changer for pre-elytra travel
This makes me wish horses were more useful than they are. Other methods of travel are preferred by people, like elytras, minecart tracks, or soul speed, and since horses have trouble in certain terrains (Like water, as you showed), they really aren't used much, except maybe a bit by early game players.
@@Seb_Semos Yeah, exactly. What I would think is give each form of transport special advantages and disadvantages, so that players have to use all sorts in different scenarios. Kinda like how rails and boats are still used, because you need them for transporting mobs.
I never knew about the sugar trick, OR visible walking speed differences 🤯 Thanks Cub! Any time I learn something new like this, it makes MC even more awesome 😎
I've always be fascinated by horse in general, and minecraft made them even more interesting. One thing I found out about horses in minecraft is, if you breed a family of them. And continue to have more fouls. Soon making a family tree. The horses will soon start to naturally follow you or come out already tamed (though I believe the 2nd one is a glitch)
It took me quite some time to understand why horses and the like can't ride a boat, but can ride a minecart, that's because you can drop off the horse with activating rails, while you need to actually break the boat to free your horse, which you can't because the hitbox of the horse is larger and cover the entirely boat. WE NEED LARGER BOATS!
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Always suspected their walk speed was directly correlated to their speed. Thanks for confirming. Another thing I’ve noticed is that when you hop on a horse to tame it, it makes a trotting noise. “Click clock, click, clock”. I feel like the speed at which that sound repeats might also inform you of how fast the horse is. Any idea if that’s correct?
Breeding is useful if you have two almost perfect horses and need a backup horse in case you lose one of them Or if you have 2 horses with terrible stats and no way of finding new ones, you can breed them and are almost guaranteed to get a better one
@@YounesLayachi that's false (not the hermit :P) Two examples- Etho using elytra and sword while fighting against iskall early in the season Technoblade with an elytra in MCu
Hm. I sort of disagree with the breeding advice. It's true that breeding random horses in general will regress to the mean, and so it doesn't make sense to breed the random horses you've got in order to improve your herd -- but if you collect some great horses as starter stock and only breed your very best ones, with a lot of breeding and some luck you will eventually have a herd of excellent horses. I think the chances of collecting an entire herd of excellent horses in the wild isn't as good (and takes a lot more running around instead of just breeding the ones you already have). But I still gotta watch Ilmango's undoubtedly very sciency video to see what he has to say about that. And of course few people want herds of excellent horses; they just want one really fast jumper, and for that the chances are probably just as good to run around the world and test random horses for stick and snow numbers. ;) I didn't know about the scaffolding trick; neat!
I agree with you! I’ve bred excellent horses to each other and produced herds of amazing horses without having them regress to lesser wild type stats. I’ve done this is multiple worlds including realms and made a very nice business out of it. I’ve even done the same with donkeys and mules. The parents have majority over the random horse stats so in my experience at least it is rare for already good horses to produce something lesser than themselves. They usually produce a foal that is either equal to themselves or a little bit better. It’s all in how you select your breeding partners and HOW you breed them. I guess I can’t speak for everyone but I agree with you based on my experience and am curious to see if other people share the same experience :)
Here to hoping that all the tips here apply to bedrock addition as well. I really liked the tip about watching the horse's walking speed to identify how fast it is at a glance, did not know that you could grow foals with wheat and sugar!
Also usefull tips for falling in a ravine with your horse: U can waterbucketmlg with him, its not easy tho. For me its better duabable in third person. And when u can make ur way up with that same waterbucket, simply leave it at the top so to water flows down and you can get ur horse easil back with a lead! Also dont mind my english its not my first langeague and im writing this late...
In Bedrock horses can fit in boats, they should add it into java, also when destroying a boat with a horse in it, go underneath the boat and hit the edge to not hurt the horse
It might just be a Bedrock thing, but horses can get in boats like Ravagers. They just can't be led into the boat. On bedrock if you nudge your horse into a boat then get in you can do the same.
Does the horse breeding take the attributes of a completely new (ie. ficticious) horse or does it pick one that has been spawned in the world? Because if it's the latter maybe you could make some sort of mobswitch to get a more consistent "3rd variable".
I’d watch lmango’s video, but I have a hard time understanding him. I would be interested in info about breeding donkeys and horses to make Jacks. How to rate those for instance
Great tips! Bubbles needs to watch, for sure! Just a couple vocabular words: Spotted horses = appaloosa. Splotchy horses = pinto Also, faster horses = higher raised tails when moving.
For breeding them, it IS beneficial to breed them if you breed 2 horses, then breed the foal with its parents, IF it is faster than them, then repeat, only ever breeding your two fastest horses. (or jump, if that's what u want)
@@Levi-xb5sz I think it's a feature since if u sit on a boat and sail of a high place while sitting in the boat u take no damage in minecraft java so maybe that's why horses don't take damage so it's fair for both versions
0:19 Skeletons are such a cheaters! They shoot the horse(doesn't care about hitting a mob) & shoots too close to the Player!(WHICH IS CHEATING!!!!!! BLAME MOJANG!!!!!!)
Horses will revert to the mean from their fast parents… if you just breed them randomly. But thatʼs why you have to kill the slower ones too. Thereʼs a chance that the foal will be faster (or jump higher, my preferred attribute) than the parents, at which point you kill the slowest parent.
Horses actually do fit in the boat, I brought back a whole village & there horses on boats with leads, not only that but I rode on the boat with the horse on there too(Same with pandas)🙂
I remember when horses where added and no scaffolding I used a bucket of water I would get to the top of the ravine and dump water down in 2 columns of water and put the horse in and jump off
Do horses need to be naked of armor and saddles to breed? Brought home two white horses and a donkey, feed them golden carrots, hearts appear, but no babies. Also, are saddles supposed to disappear when removed via inventory ui? Had two saddles vanish doing that so far. (I know this video is old and my chance of getting reply is slim, but who knows more about horses than cub?!
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If you want a more in-depth look at why you should always search for horses rather than breed them, I recommend watching ilmango's horse breeding video here: ruclips.net/video/upGpr9hW3fA/видео.html
If you want a more in-depth look at why you should always *start with a* search for horses, *and THEN breed your best 2 horses* , I recommend watching ilmango's horse breeding video above ^
id say that horse is about... a 5 stick
Three-and-a-half snowblocks?
@@nozser i was a about to comment that😅
@@nozser def
It's a 4 stick 2.5 snow
LOL!
*Sugar makes you grow up faster than wheat*
Ha! I knew that i was right and my parents were wrong!
My brother is wheat, and he grew up really fast, but I got sugar and grew up even faster!
Cub: Dont breed your horses
*hears bdubs screaming in the distance*
I actually didn’t agree with his reasoning on that one. While it is true that they will slowly get back to average stats if you just start randomly breeding from your two fastest horses. If you keep breeding whatever your two fastest horses are and ONLY the fastest babies you will get the perfect horse.
there are a definitely a lot of perks and disadvantages to breeding your horses in minecraft. you are 100% correct in the trial and error part. I have spent part of my time in a minecraft server breeding horses together to get a good horse with decent health and jump, but my main goal was speed. it took a few months, a lot of golden carrots, and a lot of horses but I didn't mind the work because I love horses in general. eventually I managed to get what I was aiming for, though
Another way to explain the video's viewpoint is thus (if it doesn't work this way please correct me):
Let's say we're only breeding horses for one stat and we start with two horses that are an exact 5 on a 1 (worst) to 10 (best) scale.
The first baby has a 50% of being better than its parents. Let's say it ranks a 7. Nice. We now average the 7 with a 5 to get a 6. Now the next horse has a 40% of being better than its parents. There's a declining chance to get the best horse.
By the time we breed enough horses to get a 9.9 of 10, the next horse will have to be in the 1% to even surpass its parents. That means a ton of horses to breed among the best for just one statistic. For a horse to be good at all three stats I think you have to take the number of horses you take and multiply it to the third power. That's quite a few.
By contrast, flying via elytra tens-of-thousands of blocks to find (potentially) hundreds of horses is probably better. You don't have to breed them and wait for them, nor do you have horses out of the wazoo that you have to "take care of," nor do you have to worry about three statistics working against you. You need only fly, test, and take your version of the perfect horse and leave the rest.
All this said, breeding horses actually sounds fun XD
bdoubleo watching this: *taking notes at the speed of light*
at 2-stick speed
@@randomname5585 lmao
For any bedrock players, if you want a fast horse, splash 2 horses with a speed pot and breed. The game accounts for parent speed in bedrock and the potion speed effect actually carries over. Get multiple of those, rinse and repeat to get exponentially faster horses.
I was going to say that, but I'm glad someone already said it
That sounds hilariously broken.
Does that also work with jump potions?
Horses in bedrock also take no fall damage
@@callumdoyle7206 no idea, but I believe they take fall damage
Bdubbs needed this before he started breeding in hermitcraft 😂😂
I actually didn’t know that about horse breeding I was figured that you could make faster horses if you just put them all together, thank you cub you always find a way to teach me something new about Minecraft.
You still can. What Cub said is that on average, the offspring will be more average than the parents. If the parents are slower than average, the offspring will likely be faster. Also, even if they are fast, you can still get a randomly fast offspring, just with rapidly diminishing probability. Cub's statements should be preficed with if your goal is to get the fastest horse possible.
You can, and their own data admits this.
I never knew that you could feed baby horses sugar or even thought of using scaffolding. More videos like this please!
Minecraft fandom wiki doesn't even know about sugar for horses !
Cub is a goldmine
Sure it does. It's right there under the food section.
Cub and Pixlriffs, the encyoclepediae of Minecraft
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This makes me think that by combining a passive mob farm with the idea of Gnembon's pathfinding based Blaze Farm and a tripwire/pressure plate based timing mechanism you could probably create a mob farm that sorts horses by speed.
Yes. Passive mob farms are the best way to get good horses.
I’m pretty sure scicraft has something like this. They even have redstone timed tests for each horse attribute
@@FIREOWLHK I think their timer setup requires riding the horses through manually.
If they use an automated pathfinding based system then their farm would probably produce a dozen max speed horses per hour.
@@potato4dawin1 My bad, it does seem a little unreliable though especially on a public server where pathfinding is pretty janky. I know some people who have tried to make gnemboms pathfinding blaze spawner and it had some issues.
@@FIREOWLHK yeah, pretty much every public server uses Paper or Spigot to reduce lag and it messes with lots of stuff like pathfinding. There's a project in the technical community to make server software that preserves those vanilla mechanics while cutting down lag but it's still in development so that's a bit disappointing.
Love when Cub makes a tips and tricks video because, even though I have a near doctorate in Minecraft science at this point from all the time I've wasted watching RUclips videos, there's always at least one thing I've never heard of or thought before. For this video, it's the fact that I need to bring scaffolding with me for horse holes!
"That's a two sticker" - Bdubs
Yep
five stick three snow not bad
LOL!
What about the snow?
Grub
Why did the recommendation for this video take 4 days.....I've got all notifications on...great video as always!
I really enjoyed this, I think you should definitely make more these top 5's in the future!
Interestingly, You can see the Baby Horses in Minecraft bedrock edition's actual growth as they slowly grow larger until their adults.
Bedrock has interesting little things like that I wish Java had too.
Yea sometimes I try to hop onto a horse, but it turns out they're underaged, but a very close size to a adult
I'm pretty sure it used to be a feature in Java too, but they removed it.
What java feature do you want in bedrock,
And what bedrock feature do you want in java?
@@retronimus Spectator mode on Bedrock is a must.
I did not know any of these. Thanks Cub! Great video!
Thank you Cub. Perfect timing as I am building a stable and really didn’t know anything much about horses. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺
Hey, you, scrolling through the comments, drink water, relax, enjoy your day! :D
(and also get super hyped for a cub video, because they're always sweet)
Thanks, you too! Glad you're not a promoter. Gonna drink some refreshing smoothie and eat waffles while I watch cubs video. Life sure is great..
Thank you very much, I really appreciate that! You too!
Love his videos so much. Prob the only "bell-button-all" I've never once regretted
I love how the horse’s tail moves
I only just realized like last week that Frost Walker 2 is sufficient for a horse on a lead to follow you safely across water. I lucked into frost walker boots from a sunken ship, and I was able to walk my horse across the ocean with a lead from a wandering trader. Total game changer for pre-elytra travel
frost walker should really be a horse armor enchantment to be honest
This makes me wish horses were more useful than they are. Other methods of travel are preferred by people, like elytras, minecart tracks, or soul speed, and since horses have trouble in certain terrains (Like water, as you showed), they really aren't used much, except maybe a bit by early game players.
once you get elytras you don't really use anything else. They should revamp other ways of transport to make them as good as elytras...
@@Seb_Semos I would agree with that if the way to upgrade other forms of travel were also available only in the End.
@@Seb_Semos Yeah, exactly. What I would think is give each form of transport special advantages and disadvantages, so that players have to use all sorts in different scenarios. Kinda like how rails and boats are still used, because you need them for transporting mobs.
LOL that ending was great ! rip Cub
Just horsing around. Thanks Cub!
Wow, I even knew most of these things, but the sugar tip was a surprise! Thanks Cub
I never knew about the sugar trick, OR visible walking speed differences 🤯 Thanks Cub! Any time I learn something new like this, it makes MC even more awesome 😎
I love these old school cub videos
Good tips, thx Cub
Thanks for this one Cub. I've been working on filling a stable of fast horses!
Cool video I learned new things :D
I did not know about how good Sugar was for speeding up the growth process.. pro tip!!
5:57 Actually on Bedrock edition horses can go in boats
0:05 I got the horses in the back
0:52 My first impulse: Build a TNT cannon and blow it back up!
Oh scaffolding? Okay didn't know that.
I've always be fascinated by horse in general, and minecraft made them even more interesting. One thing I found out about horses in minecraft is, if you breed a family of them. And continue to have more fouls. Soon making a family tree. The horses will soon start to naturally follow you or come out already tamed (though I believe the 2nd one is a glitch)
It took me quite some time to understand why horses and the like can't ride a boat, but can ride a minecart, that's because you can drop off the horse with activating rails, while you need to actually break the boat to free your horse, which you can't because the hitbox of the horse is larger and cover the entirely boat.
WE NEED LARGER BOATS!
Scaffolding... It's THAT easy 🤦♂️ I'm amazed! (I wish there was a tip as to how high they can jump.)
The highly anticipated scaffolding block ended up being an obscure, rarely useful addition
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Plz make more of such videos i really love them
Very useful tricks! Thanks man :D
The scaffolding method blew my mind, im very careless and usually my horses fall in ravines lol
Always suspected their walk speed was directly correlated to their speed. Thanks for confirming. Another thing I’ve noticed is that when you hop on a horse to tame it, it makes a trotting noise. “Click clock, click, clock”. I feel like the speed at which that sound repeats might also inform you of how fast the horse is. Any idea if that’s correct?
First? Second? 8793rd? Doesnt matter. I am here for Cub!
You were 16th
I love this! :D
Thanks!
Breeding is useful if you have two almost perfect horses and need a backup horse in case you lose one of them
Or if you have 2 horses with terrible stats and no way of finding new ones, you can breed them and are almost guaranteed to get a better one
that 5th tip is amazing
Horses fitting in boats, best Bedrock feature!
Horses are just so useful I prefer them over the Elytra
Can they fly hmm
@@sparsh3370 yes....
Elytra is still the best for travelling, but horses are great for doing things while moving (shooting mobs with a bow for example)
@@YounesLayachi that's false (not the hermit :P)
Two examples-
Etho using elytra and sword while fighting against iskall early in the season
Technoblade with an elytra in MCu
@@SVoided nice u r a legend 🙏🏿
if you're falling off a cliff, you can break your fall by riding the horse before you hit the ground
They should really fix horse breeding. Players obviously want to be able to breed horses for better stats. The game should let them.
Hm. I sort of disagree with the breeding advice. It's true that breeding random horses in general will regress to the mean, and so it doesn't make sense to breed the random horses you've got in order to improve your herd -- but if you collect some great horses as starter stock and only breed your very best ones, with a lot of breeding and some luck you will eventually have a herd of excellent horses. I think the chances of collecting an entire herd of excellent horses in the wild isn't as good (and takes a lot more running around instead of just breeding the ones you already have). But I still gotta watch Ilmango's undoubtedly very sciency video to see what he has to say about that. And of course few people want herds of excellent horses; they just want one really fast jumper, and for that the chances are probably just as good to run around the world and test random horses for stick and snow numbers. ;)
I didn't know about the scaffolding trick; neat!
I agree with you! I’ve bred excellent horses to each other and produced herds of amazing horses without having them regress to lesser wild type stats. I’ve done this is multiple worlds including realms and made a very nice business out of it. I’ve even done the same with donkeys and mules. The parents have majority over the random horse stats so in my experience at least it is rare for already good horses to produce something lesser than themselves. They usually produce a foal that is either equal to themselves or a little bit better. It’s all in how you select your breeding partners and HOW you breed them. I guess I can’t speak for everyone but I agree with you based on my experience and am curious to see if other people share the same experience :)
Hearing cub say tips and tricks is so nostalgic... 1.7, 1.8 tips tricks and tidbits :D
Here to hoping that all the tips here apply to bedrock addition as well. I really liked the tip about watching the horse's walking speed to identify how fast it is at a glance, did not know that you could grow foals with wheat and sugar!
Apparently if you splash two parents with a speed pot and breed them the effects carry over to the kid.
You can use speed potions when breeding to get extremely fast horses, at lest on bedrock
I know so much about minecraft horses now. Makes me wanna hang out with real horses^^
I'm surprised there is no Bdubs collab on this, this is his kinda vid. But it's great anyways haha
I'll be honest with you very helpful I clicked on this video when I was stuck in a canyon and I didn't know what to do 10 out of 10
Bdubs: Noted ; )
Also usefull tips for falling in a ravine with your horse: U can waterbucketmlg with him, its not easy tho. For me its better duabable in third person. And when u can make ur way up with that same waterbucket, simply leave it at the top so to water flows down and you can get ur horse easil back with a lead!
Also dont mind my english its not my first langeague and im writing this late...
Ben nu benieuwd of een slimeblock ook werkt...
Thumbs up for the amazed creeper
I hope you make more videos like this
Useful video!!
As an adamant donkey breeder I appreciate this
That's really useful
Looking forward the next Minecraft opportunities video, they're so good :D
Bdubs watching this: “I know more than you”
“Horses don’t fit in boats.”
*Laughs in Bedrock Edition*
nice tips. didnt know you can tell the fastest one by their walking speed
I wonder if more short/fast jumps on scaffolding could be faster than less, but larger jumps?
Thinking in points of diminishing returns
In Bedrock horses can fit in boats, they should add it into java, also when destroying a boat with a horse in it, go underneath the boat and hit the edge to not hurt the horse
It might just be a Bedrock thing, but horses can get in boats like Ravagers. They just can't be led into the boat. On bedrock if you nudge your horse into a boat then get in you can do the same.
Does the horse breeding take the attributes of a completely new (ie. ficticious) horse or does it pick one that has been spawned in the world? Because if it's the latter maybe you could make some sort of mobswitch to get a more consistent "3rd variable".
I’d watch lmango’s video, but I have a hard time understanding him. I would be interested in info about breeding donkeys and horses to make Jacks. How to rate those for instance
I'm interested in the third horse that randomly spawns. Since "new" horses have the chance to be much better, generating new horses would be the plan.
It's a 'ghost horse'. It isn't real but the stats for it are randomly generated when a new foal is created.
@@cubfan Tx Cub! ps. Is there a way to encourage real horse spawns?
0:06
Man , you should have said "I got the horses in the back"
7 STICK WOW
4 SNOW CRAZY
LOL!
Frostwalker on your boots is essential, just get off and walk your horse across the river/sea.
Great tips! Bubbles needs to watch, for sure!
Just a couple vocabular words:
Spotted horses = appaloosa.
Splotchy horses = pinto
Also, faster horses = higher raised tails when moving.
For breeding them, it IS beneficial to breed them if you breed 2 horses, then breed the foal with its parents, IF it is faster than them, then repeat, only ever breeding your two fastest horses. (or jump, if that's what u want)
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A very useful tips and tricks indeed.
Didn't know sugar can be given to foals
Good video
Hermits helping hermits : the tips and tricks series
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- Creeper
"So, about Bdubs...."
- Chat
Fun Fact: Horses don't take fall damage in minecraft bedrock
Is that a bug or a feature?
@@Levi-xb5sz I think it's a feature since if u sit on a boat and sail of a high place while sitting in the boat u take no damage in minecraft java so maybe that's why horses don't take damage so it's fair for both versions
0:19 Skeletons are such a cheaters! They shoot the horse(doesn't care about hitting a mob) & shoots too close to the Player!(WHICH IS CHEATING!!!!!! BLAME MOJANG!!!!!!)
Horses will revert to the mean from their fast parents… if you just breed them randomly. But thatʼs why you have to kill the slower ones too. Thereʼs a chance that the foal will be faster (or jump higher, my preferred attribute) than the parents, at which point you kill the slowest parent.
horsies!
I normally nerd pole with the horse when I get him stuck in a ravine
6:11 on bedrock we can fit them in boats
I don’t think I have used a horse since like 2014
Horses actually do fit in the boat, I brought back a whole village & there horses on boats with leads, not only that but I rode on the boat with the horse on there too(Same with pandas)🙂
Thanks
I remember when horses where added and no scaffolding I used a bucket of water I would get to the top of the ravine and dump water down in 2 columns of water and put the horse in and jump off
#6 Baby horses do fit in boats
If you falling down with a horse just ride the horse, jump an put a block under horse
Hmm, they should really make a animal husbandry update for breeding better/cooler horses, donkeys, mules, and llamas at least.
tip 6:dont use golden apples!use golden karottes!
Yep
Do horses need to be naked of armor and saddles to breed? Brought home two white horses and a donkey, feed them golden carrots, hearts appear, but no babies. Also, are saddles supposed to disappear when removed via inventory ui? Had two saddles vanish doing that so far. (I know this video is old and my chance of getting reply is slim, but who knows more about horses than cub?!