Ophelia
15th February 2011, 10:33 AM
Hello,
I am new here and would like to have a bit of more informations about horses growth.
I fell in love with little filly that will be in June 2 years old and at the moment she is only arround 13.1hh. her mum is 14 and dad 15hh and I am thinking of buying her as my first cob as I feel very comfirtable with her and so she is with me. My husbant sas that she looks, arround me, as she had lobotomy, that is becouse I can easly get her head in head lock and she let me, or lean on her touch her nose etc. even though she didnt even had a harnes yet on or any other training. I know that you need to get trusting bond with them to be able to do stuff with them.
I am asking if somebody can help me with question how long will she still grow in hight and how much can I expect her to grow?
And I was wondering if maybe she could be lazy horse as she lets me pull her about even though i saw her 3 times, or is it just becouse she is still a baby?
I had been arround horses just not little ones like that so any advise any help will be thankfull.
Tnx anA
I am new here and would like to have a bit of more informations about horses growth.
I fell in love with little filly that will be in June 2 years old and at the moment she is only arround 13.1hh. her mum is 14 and dad 15hh and I am thinking of buying her as my first cob as I feel very comfirtable with her and so she is with me. My husbant sas that she looks, arround me, as she had lobotomy, that is becouse I can easly get her head in head lock and she let me, or lean on her touch her nose etc. even though she didnt even had a harnes yet on or any other training. I know that you need to get trusting bond with them to be able to do stuff with them.
I am asking if somebody can help me with question how long will she still grow in hight and how much can I expect her to grow?
And I was wondering if maybe she could be lazy horse as she lets me pull her about even though i saw her 3 times, or is it just becouse she is still a baby?
I had been arround horses just not little ones like that so any advise any help will be thankfull.
Tnx anA