	Dawg House Ranch AMHA, AMHR Miniature Horses

Stallion and Foals

Stallions do know their own foals. They protect and teach.

If a mare is getting bred back I will put her and her foal with the stallion on day 10. If the mare is not being bred back the foal will move in with dad when they are weaned.

The stallion teaches play (different for boys and girls). He also demands respect and teaches them to follow rules. He is in charge of the socialization.

Handling foals that have been trained by their father is so much easier because they have been taught manners!

Stallions

AMHA - AMHR

Johnny Walkers April Fool

30 1/2" Stallion

JW Registration
		Shadow Oaks Medicine Man 32"
	Hidden Meadows Johnny Walker 30"
		Shadow Oaks Prudence 32.250"
Johnny Walker April Fool 30.5"
		Komokos Brandy Sniffer 29.5"
	Morrows Miniatures Candy Kiss 28.750"
		Half Pints Lil Mistletoe 29.5"

AMHA

Mikenda's Chocolate Soldier

Sarg

32" Stallion

Sarg Registration
		Starlites Chief 34"
	Starlite's Cocoa's Kelly 30"
		Starlies Coca 34"
Mikenda's Chocolate Soldier 32"
		Unknown
	Berry's Little Red 34"
		Unknown

Stallion Facts

Most stallions live in isolation which makes them frustrated and hard to control.

Letting you stallion live with other horses, mares in the summer, other males in the winter, and of course with their children creates a happy stallion and one much easier to handle.

The first year I let my stallion live with his mares and babies I could not believe the difference. When going to a show I had a respectful easy to handle horse, not of the fighting, trying to get at other horse, etc.

When we got home it was a different story. On our toes and ready he had to check every inch of the property to make sure that no one touched his space or the ladies. As soon as that was taken care of we had out happy stallion back.

Dawg House Ranch

AMHA, AMHR Miniature Horses

Stallion and Foals

Stallions

Stallion Facts