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Hehe, I started breaking her 2 weeks ago and now she is doing walk/trot!
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Quote:What color is he?
He is considered black, but he changes from season to season. In spring when he sheds off, he is very dark. Then as summer approaches he gets almost like a grulla, he looks as if he has a dorsal stripe. Also he has a front leg that looks like a roan sock in the summer and some gray on his face that looks like he tried to have a star. Right now with the heavy coat he has a browner look more so than black. My dad says he reminds him of a tiny percheron.
He is considered black, but he changes from season to season. In spring when he sheds off, he is very dark. Then as summer approaches he gets almost like a grulla, he looks as if he has a dorsal stripe. Also he has a front leg that looks like a roan sock in the summer and some gray on his face that looks like he tried to have a star. Right now with the heavy coat he has a browner look more so than black. My dad says he reminds him of a tiny percheron.
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Wow! Cool!
That marking on Lakotas face is wow, you don't see that alot on shetlands, at least not in my experience.
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Yeah..
we dont have shetlands we have miniatures. but they are so much fun! wait i guess we have 1 shetland/mini cross. she is double registered.
we love our little ones. my daughters (6&7) ride the taller ones, since they shouldnt hold more than 10% of their body weight. but most of ours do pull a cart and WOW can they pull a lot of weight!
we love our little ones. my daughters (6&7) ride the taller ones, since they shouldnt hold more than 10% of their body weight. but most of ours do pull a cart and WOW can they pull a lot of weight!
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Cool! Yeah my trainer doesn't think we are too heavy for them.
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Ok so I got kicked by an American Shetland that i'm training in the face. I might have to give up riding because my parents don't want me to get hurt. 
I'll still be able to do stuff with Shetties, but that's it....
I'll still be able to do stuff with Shetties, but that's it....
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I can keep riding, of course. 
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