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Fullmoon, very nice naughty horse. He is very smart and enjoys learning. Yet we also just let him be alone in the herd and we occasionally use it for training. He is the right horse to learn to set your limits. He loves attention and wants to give kisses, but does not see your limit in this. It is therefore also used with Twoway Movement and the "ïk" course :-)
DOG BAS: Bas is hier aankomen lopen (hier achter gelaten door mensen bij het meer gaan we vanuit) als pup van 7 maanden oud in 2020, hij was heel mager en vol met teken, verhaal is te lezen in een blog. Het was zo naar om te zien, maar gelukkig gaat het echt heel goed met hem. Hij leunt natuurlijk nog veel op Flox de wolfshond wat helemaal okay is. Verder houd hij van knuffelen, wandelen en spelen. Bas blijft speciale behandeling nodig hebben van iedereen die hier komt. Geduld en liefde is nodig. Wie zou Bas van afstand willen adopteren?
Amber, has been with us since May 2016. Retrieved from a dog shelter in Evora.
She is fun, naughty and is stuck to Monique. Abandonment fear, or perhaps her shadow :-) She stands her ground and can with all animals here, and calls to the horses if she thinks they are too busy or moving too fast!
Observing everything we do is an activity that surprises us. For example, she can lie quietly for an hour looking at a large stone here, as we are cutting and chopping wood for the stove. Every step we take, she follows calmly. We are happy with her <3
Yendis, a horse with an enormous amount of spunk, and naughty pranks! It took him some effort to comply with the rules of the herd, but now he is ready. He lovingly allows him to be quietly in contact with the youngsters and has dreamed last week (March 2016) with Celbeorn!
He can be overwhelming in his approach and his, and needs clear frameworks! He was across borders, as if he were a small young horse on a voyage of discovery. Yendis is doing well, and now he knows his frames, which he was allowed to learn through the herd, so beautiful! We don't do freedom training with him yet, as he likes to walk in the herd now and enjoy everything around him!