Recent content by blackandwhite

Blue roan, I assume. but a quite unusual one. it's hard to tell from the pics!

What colour is he classed as?

What an interesting colour...

We bonded so surprisingly quick. He loves all of the one on one attention and daily loving, and mental stimulation... I think after the first day we both realised we were exactly what the other needed!

Yes, I am very experienced with clicker training and I'm well aware of the risks involved with certain tricks, thank you for your concern! but I'm on top of it

Hi everyone! This is Dexter, my first mini and my new best friend. He's really very clever, and he's learned many tricks since he arrived two weeks ago. He's learned to smile, stand on a pedestal stand on a pedestal and wave, He's almost finished with learning to bow, he's learned how to rear...

I'm learning he's pretty playful! My mother's horse arrived yesterday and Dexter is really really excited. He's super interested in every single thing I'm doing, following me around every minute I'm doing something outside. He loves the attention and has really bonded to me, very quickly...

Oh yeah, definitely. His breeder didn't have the chance to have him done before he left. That will be on the agenda very soon.

I found my first miniature! He thought my dog was a horse when he first saw her. He called out to her and then did a double take. It was adorable. Lacey is a Great Dane. So many people joke about her being a horse, now I have a horse the same size as her... His new name is Dexter, he was...

She is MAGNIFICENT. I normally am not a fan of appies, but she is very nice indeed.

sorry, double post

I'm not sure what type of driving, really. I don't know enough about the different types of classes and whatnot. I want to show locally, for enjoyment (but I want something that's got a lot of potential, if you know what I mean.) Pleasure driving, mainly. I'm looking for a best buddy who I can...

I'm in the market for my first driving horse, a gelding. What are some things I should make sure to check when viewing a potential new horse? I know the drill with riding horses, but with driving horses I'm not as experienced. Is there anything in particular I should watch out for? Also, what...

I've made it through the whole thread and now I am very clucky....

Oh my gosh I think I just died of cute. And Stella is such a pretty name for such a gorgeous little girl.