Falabella
"The Falabella is the smallest horse breed in the world, known for its elegance, intelligence, and a friendly, people-oriented nature."

Character Profile
Moderate need for movement, but requires daily turnout.
Very friendly, gentle, and curious.
Due to their gentle nature, very suitable for beginners.
Highly developed, absolutely requires contact with peers.
Considered very approachable and trainable.
Suitable for shows, ground work, and as a companion horse.
Regular care of coat, mane, and hooves is necessary.
Did you know?
Keeping a pet of this size costs over 80€ per month on average. Plan your finances wisely.
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