The Guide Horse Foundation A non-profit charity dedicated to providing free guides for visually impaired individuals . A trained guide horse can easily adjust to indoor living. They are easily housebroken and will scratch at the door when they need to go outside. When indoors, a pigmy horse is very much like a dog.
Some horses enjoy sleeping in beds.
However, just like a dog, once the horse has been allowed in bed, they may insist upon joining their owner, pawing at the floor and winnying until you pick them up. Many miniature horses will quietly lie down at the foot of the bed to sleep, while some prefer to lie flat with a pillow. Just like people, miniature horses can snore and drool when sleeping. Taking a nap between classes. Cuddles likes to sit in your lap.