This message is from: "Curtis"
Bonnie Morris wrote: I do not think that she would get the score a
breeding animal is supposed to need to be considered.
This is my educated, personal opinion. The vast majority of Fjords should
score higher than 70. Scores below 70 should be reserved for th
This message is from: Kay Van Natta
I hope the quieter Fjords ARE staying in the gene pool! I think a solid
and dependable disposition is one of most important qualities that the
Fjordhorse offers. Attitude differs from individual to individual of course,
but as a group, I think they ra
This message is from: Bonnie Morris
This is a really good topic for the Fjord community to discuss. I am sure
this questions has many different reasons. And some could be about how the
breed is being bred and what traits and qualities are being rewarded . There
are lots of great very calm
This message is from: Rovena Kessinger
Why do you think they have changed? I have one from a rescue that was there
for being uncontrollable, and my hoof-trimmer says he acts like an Arabian.
On Wed, 9/25/13, Michael & Misha wrote:
Subject: phl
This message is from: Cindy B Giovanetti
Can I have permission to post this thread to another Fjord group where a
newbie is asking about Fjord temperaments?
Or is there an archive of these messages that I can point her to?
Great thread, by the way. It's obvious that there is a breed type, bu
This message is from: Rose or Murph
Hi,
I have to disagree with some of the beliefs that a forward moving Fjord horse
is a high strung horse.
I had another great ride on my mare tonight. She was forward, and i could tell
she physically feels great. She is a quiet confident mare, who I can
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