This little guy’s got a lot of “ehn!” in him!

at first I thought it was a little doggy

Then I’m like “SHEET DAT”S A HORSE”

I WANT!! I SERIOUSLY want! I’ve read about them, and they aren’t misbred. They are seriously adorable though.

Cephi- are you from New Hampshire, where the motto is “live fre or die”?

“…he will not be free, not now or any other day until he dies and finally goes where humans with ropes and fences can’t follow him.”

The ground?

cute lil pony, comment is cute under picture, Im free b *** thats cracked me up,lol, freeeeeeee at last,lol oh if only, hopefully he will be loved and well cared for.

was not allowed to comment with kind respectful concern, how sad that I cant speak for the lil creature,that Im concerned that they breed them too small and it may cause harm,they may not mean to,but its possible its not a good idea for their health.

[No worries, I keep an eye on the spam filter, which sometimes catches comments that aren't spam... - Ed.]

this comment under the picture was so funny it tickled my funny bone, about ,Im free b****hes,if only that were true, like maybe its not the best that they were breeded so small to begin with.I had to laugh hard seeing that cute lil pony running his lil legs all over the place with all that energy,hes too cute,but i hope its not harmful over energy to him over the long run. although Im concerned about them breeding them so small ,if it causes the animal suffering with anxiety hyperactivity problems, but if they have lots of room to run im sure it relieve it for them if thats the case. Blessings to the sweet lil creatures. May God watch over their sweet lil hearts that they dont get too overexcited and any harm come to them from breeding that is to satisfy people wanting the cuteness of small animals,this has happened with some bunnys too,some of them suffer from being man made breeding for such smallness they suffer with hyperactivity ,all bunnys may be a lil nervous thats normal,but the man bred ones, some Ive seen are too hyper to the point of causing them pain of overload of anxiety which is so suffering and causes them having behaviour problems and biting and other things,then people dont want them, and then what happens to them then,poor little babys.Bless the animals,we are too take care of them, not make them breed for our selfish desires of vanity and cuteness.Bless our gifts from God to care for the sweet creatures in the world.

I will now test out the radiation on this medium sized giant shetland pony.

Horsies the size of doggies are precious and cute, but they’re still horses and need all the handling of a full-grown horse. Many ponies, and particularly mini horses, are ROTTEN little critters because they are spoiled and poorly handled; think about the worst “accessory lapdog” you know (ill-disciplined, nippy, jumps all over people, bad attitude, etc), then make it the size of a Great Dane or a Saint Bernard.

Domesticated horses don’t usually have any problem with domestication; a few acres of good grass and regular meals make a great life for a creature who’d otherwise spend 20 hours out of every 24 desperately digging through wild foliage trying to find enough sustenance to live. Horses are very much creature of habit, so once domesticated, they can’t imagine any other life. They certainly don’t long for freedom, the way a person would if confined.

But if you’re going to handle horses, it’s important to be aware of their natures, and treat them as a member of a herd of prey animals. A tiny horse needs proper handling fully as much as an adult horse–moreso, in fact, because anyone ELSE who sees the horse will treathimlike an adorable oy instead of a genuine horse, and proceed to destroy all the good work his regular handler does. Mini horses are TOUGH to own.

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And yet the level of “squee cute” makes it worth it, sometimes. I visited a farm where a teeny mini had been born that very day, and she was all kinds of “oh my GOD I can’t believe how cute!”