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All properties must follow all welfare standards for every animal on the property regardless of type.

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Horse Limits are based off of how many chunks are on the property. Every 25 chunks this limit increases by 5 up to 30 horses. For properties with co-owners that may be over 150 chunks, it increases the same as non co-owned properties. There is a limit of up to 60 horses for 300 chunks regardless of how many co-owners you have.

See the chart below for a chart of exact limits.

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SWEM Horse Limit Chart

Private Facility

Information
Boarders	No Boarders.
Co-Owners	Up to two co-owners
Employees	None required. Can have uncertified or certified employees.
Separate Areas	Mares and stallions can be housed in the same barns but must not be in the same stalls, and must be kept in separate pastures.

Public Facility

Boarding Facility

Information
Boarders	Can have boarders. Amount of boarders allowed is dependent on horse limits.
Co-Owners	Up to two co-owners
Employees	Must have one certified veterinarian and one certified stablehand.
Separate Areas	Mares and stallions can be housed in the same barns but must not be in the same stalls, and must be kept in separate pastures.

Breeding Facility

Information
Boarders	No Boarders. You can temporarily house horses for breeding but this is not considered boarding. You still must follow horse limits!
Co-Owners	Up to two co-owners
Employees	Must have one certified veterinarian (No vet-techs), one certified breeder and one certified stablehand.
Separate Areas	Mares and Stallions must have separate barns, pastures, holding pens and paddocks. They can never cross paths unless breeding is taking place.

They are allowed to see each other. They should just never interact face to face unless they are breeding. | | Breeding Area | There must be a breeding shed separate from all the barns to conduct breeding. See Horse Welfare for more information on breeding sheds! | | Foaling Stalls | Each breeding facility must have at least one foaling stall. You can only have as many pregnant mares/Mare and foal pairs as you have foaling stalls. |

Training Facility

Information
Boarders	Can have boarders. Amount of boarders allowed is dependent on horse limits.
Co-Owners	Up to two co-owners
Employees	Must have one certified veterinarian and one certified stablehand.
Separate Areas	Mares and stallions can be housed in the same barns but must not be in the same stalls, and must be kept in separate pastures.

Livestock Operation

Information
Boarders	No Boarders.
Co-Owners	Up to two co-owners
Employees	None required. Can have uncertified or certified employees.