What is the Clydesdale horses habitat?

Clydesdales prefer any environment that is not in the extremes. Since these large draft horses have been bred and raised in cooler environments of Europe, that is what they are used to. They can also do just fine in the colder winters like in Canada.

Note: Just because they are "cold-blooded" this doesn't mean they need a warmer climate. "Cold blooded" in horses is simply a term that refers to large, draft-type horses that are generally calm in temperament, not like the "hot-blooded" horses like Arabians and Thoroughbreds.