Animal Stories - Horse Breeds


Filter by Comment Type

Select Pet Atlas	Select A Family	Species / Breed

Latest Animal Stories on Horse Breeds (348)

Anonymous - 2021-05-28
Myo-Inositol Trispyrophosphate (ITPP) is a substance that may have performance-enhancing and anti-cancer properties

Myo-Inositol Trispyrophosphate (ITPP) is a synthetic compound that has become popular for its potential as a performance-enhancing substance for athletes,Greyhound,Horses and in Camel racing.

IT DOES NOT SWAB.

KINDLY EMAIL OR WHATSAPP ME FOR MORE DETAILS.

Anonymous - 2021-05-22
looking for a 4 to 17 year old Clydesdale mare for riding and is under 10k that's any color

Ava - 2021-05-05
I love horses even those ones that are fast.
When i have enough money i am planning on doing jumping with my horse that I will buy eventually.
the definition that i think of a horse and yourself, is that they are brave, strong, confident, beautiful and lots of qualites. It reminds me on how i am myself because even your horse or horses never seen themselves in the mirrior and try to put makeup on or making their hair pretty....PS this is coming from a girls perspective.
No matter how you look like remember about a horse:)

Kestra - 2021-04-14
Dutch WBs are amazing! Does anyone here know a good breeder that sells them for a reasonable price?

Clare - 2020-07-16
I have always loved horses and wanted a horse so much. Then, I figured out that there was a camp right near my house where you learn about horses, ride them, and learn to take care of a horse. My dream came true! I am so excited. And I hope the whole world knows how important horses are.

SteveJew - 2020-04-10
Very useful info

reggie nelson - 2012-05-18
i want a dutchwarmblood they are nice

Click For Replies (3)

lilly - 2013-10-04
They are nice. It would be brilliant for you and I have one myself but they always kick you if you stand behind it. When you first get be careful.
susan wiliams - 2015-03-16
We have a warmblood she is 17.3 and the most placid horse I have ever known. She will let you do anything to her and she is so loveable, would not change her for anything we love her.
jas - 2020-01-21
yes they are and i have one

Heidi Meyer - 2012-01-27
The distorted and inhumane shoeing practices used on these horses should be illegal. Anyone who understands the basic natural hoof mechanics and body posture of a horse can see they are in tremendous pain, just standing still! There is a reason why navicular issues and hoof problems are rampant with these breeds, because they are incorrectly trimmed and inhumanely shod to distort and produce an exaggerated gait that is NOT NATURAL! Please do your research....they move beautifully on bare feet with no weights and CAN go for hours that way.....but you will only break down their body by continuing this insidious shoeing practice.

Click For Replies (7)

Colleen Gratton - 2013-05-07
My disbelief is general public think this is okay... I agree... 100% you can obviously see the horses are in pain.
Clarice Brough - 2013-05-07
So... it sounds like what you're saying is they need to be correctly shod, and if they are demonstrating pain, it has been done incorrectly. Which makes sense and a professional should probably be referred to, especially for this breed.
Nic - 2014-06-20
People need to do there research before commenting!!!! If the breed is so bad Why is there 20 year old Walking-horses still showing and winning World grand championships and by the way a 6 year old was riding one of them, I don't see a 20 year old quarter horse still competing or In fact I don't see any breed of horse that lives that long and still showing. I show walking horses and they are treated better than most humans!!!! If the people in the walking horse industry did not care about there horses then why would people spend 500-700 dollars a month for training and that is not including shoeing and showing them, shoes cost about 125-200 and one show cost 60-125 and that is every weekend!!!!! Shavings up to their ankles all-you-can-eat hay worked and bathed everyday or every other day. Ya we sure do treat our horses horrible!!! P.s I had a 'Big Lick' horse and brought her home for the winner pulled the pads off and trail rode her that day for 2 hours and she did not even break a sweat or act like she was hurt in anyway!!! She is now happy and health with her first baby due any day now!!!
Sierra - 2014-08-29
This was banned about 20 years ago. The padding used today is humane and only weights down a horse's front. This encourages them to use more power from behind, and the horse lifts his legs high. What you're refering to is soring, an abusive practice where a chemical is placed on the horse's fetlock along with a chain or boot that would rub against the chemical when the hoof touched the ground and cause severe pain. This practice is and has been illegal for years. The chains and boots you see today are only to put weight on the hoof, and causes NO PAIN.
Clarice Brough - 2014-09-01
Really appreciate learning about how they are trained, and that those inhumane practices are totally BANNED! YES:)
Merida DunBroch - 2016-01-31
Putting a horse on pads is not inhumane. The horse is in no pain and feels no discomfort whatsoever . It's inhumane to sore a horse's feet, yes. But there is nothing wrong with pads.
Anonymous - 2019-09-27
They are illegal.

Anonymous - 2017-03-01
i love paint horses.

Click For Replies (2)

Anonymous - 2017-10-27
I have a paint pony named Buck
jack - 2019-05-31
painted horses name are ode buck

Janet - 2017-12-03
How smooth is the gait of the Haflingers horse?

Click For Replies (1)

Anonymous - 2019-05-09
from my experience, they have very smooth gaits especially the trot.

About Animal-World

Animal-World offers animal pictures, videos, and animal information on all different types of pets and animals. Included are animals that are commonly kept as pets, exotic pets and wild animals. Check us out for information, education, and fun. We strive to aid in responsible pet ownership and an understanding of the importance of preserving and honoring our world and its inhabitants. Animal-World members and contributors are from all over the world. You too are invited to be an active participant in this community. Post your own personal pet stories, contribute pictures of your pets, and join the forums for pet and animal discussions.

Visit Animal-World