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Thanks for your input. I wondered if they were roan! I though they had to have a base color legs and muzzle to be considered roan, (for example, my blue roans have black legs and black faces) but Im just learning about the vastly diverse world of coat colors. I'd be super excited to find...

I get confused about the different types of Pinto markings. Can anyone set me straight? You have to click the pictures to see them bigger, sorry! Here is Sassafrass (She looks thin in these pics but the vet has her on a different feed and she's gained a bit back!) Here is her daughter...

Also I wanted to mention - I know goats are totally different than horses but it sounds to me as if the foal presents itself out of the birth canal in the same position as a little kid (goat kid!) so I feel a little less stressed knowing that and being able to tell if there is a problem in the...

Here are some pics I took last night. Tried to get a picture of her girly parts inside but she was like "Really girl? It's enough you violate me. You're not putting THAT on the internet". Well of course she didn't say that, but you know that heavy sigh an annoyed mini gives She has a...

Thanks Teaspoon sure *thinks* she's a princess. and quite compliant to being dressed up! LOL

Oh my..... these little stud boys make me shake my head ..... And if men behaved like that!! LOL

My little Teaspoon just turned 2 last month. She still has an itty bitty mane - when will it start to grow out? I own her mother also and she has the longest, silkiest mane - when it's freshly groomed and then 5 minutes later she rolls in the dirtiest part of the pasture she can find.

The phrase "what a stud" makes sooooo much sense to me, now that I've owned my little 27" stud, JD, for over two years now. He is by far the most obedient and sweetest of my herd (aside from my 22 year old mare) but when it comes to the ladies - he was breaking out of my pastures and heading...

I forgot to mention her tail moves freely as of last week (meaning I can move it any which way and her reflexes do not react). Meanwhile, poor girl going through all this poking and prodding and being chubby and her "baby daddy" is playing romeo to my mother's shetland and haflinger (WAAAAAY...

I haven't posted on this forum in a looong time! I have owned my Miniature herd for 4 years now and looking back on my old posts.... I think WOW what a newbie I was! I still have A LOT to learn but I've learned so much from daily interaction with my horses and help from fellow experienced...

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