There are several factors that will determine what pony/horse to choose for a child. The size of the child, her riding skill level, temperment. Ponies can sometimes be difficult. There is a breed called 'Quarter Pony'. These are registered Quarter Horses that are under 14.2 HH. Quarter horses have wonderful temperments and they usually love children. This would be my first pick. The next would be the Welsh, or a Welsh cross-breed. The Welsh is a nice size and usually has a good temperment and are versatile.
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Arabian horses can live until they are 45 years old. PS:i love Arabian horses i have one The Arabian horse breed is the oldest breed in the world!
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If the 16 year old's parents give permission, it is allowed in most states.
Not a good idea. There are no laws about dating ages, there are laws about sexual contact. And there is only one reason a 16 year old would go out with a 13 year old, and that would be breaking the laws. Not true. A sixteen year old could be going out with the thirtten year old because they love them. Not all sixteen years old are like that ^^
A Shetland pony is a very small pony and will quickly be out grown by an 11 year old, so unless you have other very young children who could ride it, or teach it to pull a cart, then I would suggest moving up to a small horse or large pony.
The Exmoor pony comes from the area of Exmoor in England. It's a native pony breed that is endangered and very old.
Unknown its a very old breed
8 months old
Depends on where you buy it, how old the pony is, what kind of breed it is, how much experience etc. etc.
I would imagine that largely depends on how big the 17 year old is and how big the pony is. A tall heavy 17 year old would obviously be too big for a small pony. It would probably be best to ask advice from a reputable local riding stables.
as long as it becomes an adult, in about twenty days from birth.
it mainly depends on how old the pony is and how big it is.(hieght wise)
shetland pony is a very old breed but the ancestors are uknown. Most likely they are closely reletated to the ponys from scandanvië
There is no one best age. However you should never breed any horse under 2 years old for safety and health reasons. It should also be noted that the pony should have good conformation, a nice temperament and be well proven under saddle before breeding. For all of that criteria to be filled the pony would likely have to be at least ten years old before breeding.
It all depends on what breed the pony is, where it is kept and so on, the oldest pony to have lived was 56 year old and died in May 2007. Answer2: The horse mentioned in the above answer was named Shayne, he was a Iris draught / Thoroughbred cross and therefore was not a pony, as Pony is a height designation only. That being said Ponies tend to live as long or longer than full sized horses. You can ride a pony of almost any age provided they are sound and healthy.
it depends on the breed if it is a heritage breed it should be around a year if its a commercial production breed it should be no more than 4 months old.