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I saw on the news today one of God’s most fantastically beautiful creations.Einstein,born April22,2010,and he is the smallest horse to date.He weighed six pounds when he was born.They are being bred in New Hampshire,he is a pinto and the cutest thing on four legs.You can Google him,Einstein miniature stallion.Please,somebody post a pic of him,I can’t.There is a video on him too.Nothing warms the heart more than a newborn of any species.Life continues to amaze us all… 🙂
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Male Hearth....one day🤞Dream on.Every act matters.No matter how small💞
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Male Hearth....one day🤞Dream on.Dragon87 wrote:Here’s the picture:
He’s just too cute… 🙂
I got the image from this website.
Thank you. 🙂 Isn’t he precious?Something I really need to see this morning.How up-lifting :yes:Every act matters.No matter how small💞
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Male Hearth....one day🤞Dream on.WOW!! 😮 he is intensely cute. my mom has a couple of mini horses and they are so adorable. i can’t even imagine what this guy looks like in person!
OMG That’s so cute!! Although, he may not turn out to be so good to ride on. But for a monkey it’d be really neat LOL I didn’t read the article, just saw the photo posted; I will assume the parents were miniature horses, too. While it IS really cute, I sometimes wonder with the humans need to altar genetics so much, what outlandish things we may create – I know unicorns are being created but so far, no dragons (or at least none with wings?) LOL
There is a mini horse farm on our drive down south to Carbondale, we see the little horses out in the field – not sure what they do with them but they’re cute to look at. Also saw a whole gaggle of wild turkey not too far down the highway hanging out in an empty field, crazy birds LOL We came back seven hours later, those turkeys were still there (not fenced in, these were wild birds). I’m hoping they’ll be there next drive down, because I will remember my camera (haha).
Poems wrote:OMG That’s so cute!! Although, he may not turn out to be so good to ride on. But for a monkey it’d be really neat LOL I didn’t read the article, just saw the photo posted; I will assume the parents were miniature horses, too. While it IS really cute, I sometimes wonder with the humans need to altar genetics so much, what outlandish things we may create – I know unicorns are being created but so far, no dragons (or at least none with wings?) LOL
There is a mini horse farm on our drive down south to Carbondale, we see the little horses out in the field – not sure what they do with them but they’re cute to look at. Also saw a whole gaggle of wild turkey not too far down the highway hanging out in an empty field, crazy birds LOL We came back seven hours later, those turkeys were still there (not fenced in, these were wild birds). I’m hoping they’ll be there next drive down, because I will remember my camera (haha).
Yeah the parents are minis too.I wouldn’t know what to do with it but hug it,love it,laugh at it and feed it. 🙂Every act matters.No matter how small💞
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Male Hearth....one day🤞Dream on.starbreeze wrote:I read somewhere that you can housetrain minature horses…..maybe some day…
I just pictured the pugs riding it around the house 😆
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Male Hearth....one day🤞Dream on.starbreeze wrote:I read somewhere that you can housetrain minature horses…..maybe some day…
My wish too. Also they are looking at using them as service animals. The advantage being the longer lifespan. ( and having a really cool seeing eye horsie 😆 ) 😀
skigod377 wrote:Do these minis get genetic problems like dogs?
I can imagine they do. But still, the little guy is adorable. He even made it into the papers over here!
Cute as anything but I also worry about those genetic problems. Was it meant to be for a horse to be that small? They look good for hugging and stuff and I wonder about their temperament. I’ve heard that smaller horses tend to be meaner–short man syndrome? Oh well, they’re cute–maybe our horse experts on the forum can give insight!
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