All horses are herbivores - they eat grass and some other pasture plants. Shetland ponies are used to a very tough climate and can survive on less palatable plants than most other horses, but they are still herbivores.
They are prey.
Predators are carnivorous or omnivorous, and ponies are herbivores; also, horses evolved their natural running skills to escape predators. The only thing they prey on is grass.
half a bail of hay, 1 apple, 1 carrot and 1 oz of sugar beat
yes horses are herbivores beacause they eat some plants
A shetland pony is a herbivore, as are all horses and ponies.
With its teeth.
poney Shetland - french translation of Shetland pony
it comes from shetland and is a pony
the shetland pony is a breed of pony.. not a "catergory" as such
I do believe that the Dartmoor pony is more rare than the Shetland pony.
There is the Shetland Pony Studbook Society, and the Pony breeders of Shetland Association. Both are listed in the related links below.
Shetland Islands - Shetland pony.
The SHETLAND ISLAND!
Shetland pnoies eat the same food that other ponies eat. Like hay, grain, and grass.
get a Shetland pony
That is a matter of oppinion. Of course the full name of the Shetland is the Shetland Pony. A pony is any horse under 14 hands. This could be just about any breed, wheras, the shetland is just one breed.
I don't know but the Shetland pony is named after the Shetland island
there is only one breed of shetland but there is another type of minature pony called fallabellas but the shetland comes in every colour.