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Bulls have been the symbol of Spain for centuries. They can weigh well over 1,000?? and are extremely strong. Before a bull attacks, it displays warning behaviours. It shows itself from the side so that it looks bigger, tosses its head back and forth, scrapes the ground with its front hoof and bellows.The Schleich figures are modelled with attention to detail, lovingly hand-painted with care, and provide children with educationally valuable playtime.Features- Premium Quality- Motif: Black Bull- Item Notes: None- Schleich Figurines are Modelled in the Finest Detail- Helps Children Learn While They Play- Suitable for Children Aged 3 to 8 Years- Not Suitable for Children Under Three YearsContents- …

The Silver Dapple Mare from Schleich FARM WORLD has a particularly beautiful gray coat, a lush, light mane and silver spots.The Silver Dapple Mare from Schleich FARM WORLD actually has a dark coat, but the so-called 'silver dapple' gene means that it is much lighter and looks silvery. Even the eyelashes of silver dapple horses are light, usually even white. This colouring is common in Rocky Mountain Horses, Scandinavian ponies and American horse breeds such as Morgan, American Saddlebred and Tennessee Walking Horse.The Schleich figures are modelled with attention to detail, lovingly hand-painted with care, and provide children with educationally valuable playtime.Features- Premium Quality- Motif: …

The white Galloway cow with her black ears and hooves and perky muzzle looks so cute! Her thick coat keeps her warm, so she can stay outside even in the coldest winters. But I'm sure she wouldn't mind warming up in the playroom for a while!I wonder if the white Galloway cow knows that she is quite special, with her black ears and hooves? Her companions usually have a darker coat. But their fluffy fleece with little curls ensures they stay warm even in the coldest winter. That's why the Galloways prefer to stand outside in the pasture all year round. In the snow, the white Galloway cow is really well camouflaged. Only her black nose and ears shine boldly out amidst the white!Discover the world …

The black Noriker stallion is immediately recognizable as a robust mountain horse: small and compact, it can master even the steepest trails with a sure stride. Its calm nature makes it popular as a workhorse. But beginners and children also love the good-natured Noriker. No wonder: He looks so friendly too!With white socks on his hind legs, the otherwise pitch-black Noriker stallion looks really friendly. No wonder: These horses are known for their sweet nature. Has he won your heart over yet? Standing firm and compact, the Noriker is not easy to upset when he's in his paddock. And that's la good thing, because he can't afford to lose his nerve when winding up the narrow mountain trails of …

Pintos are piebald horses, known especially as 'Indians' and Western horses. Pintos have unique, beautiful fur drawings that give the horses more personality. Nevertheless, the Pintos do not form a separate breed. They are a colour breed, which is found in almost all breeds. The coat patterns are different in 'Overo' and 'Tobiano'. Overos have a coloured coat with white piebald. Their head is often completely white. It's a so-called 'lantern'. Tobianos on the other hand, have a white coat with coloured piebald. Legs and back remain mostly white.The Schleich figures are modelled with attention to detail, lovingly hand-painted with care, and provide children with educationally valuable playtime.…

The hoofs of Tennessee Walkers have an extremely shallow angle. Most horses of this breed are 'barefoot', i.e. they do not wear horseshoes. Shoes would only get in the way of walking.Tennessee Walkers are famous for their gaits, which are extremely pleasant for riders: the 'walk', the 'running walk' and the 'canter'. Even the foals instinctively know these gaits and love to show them off when they frolic around and play on the paddock. All Tennessee Walkers are descended from a black foal named Black Allen, born in 1886. Black Allen didn't like to trot, but much preferred fast ambling gaits ('walk' and 'running walk'). The breeders quickly learned the value of these new gaits.The Schleich figures …

The many Schleich Horse Club camping accessories make camping overnight in the tent an unforgettable adventure.With the Schleich Horse Club camping accessories, a trip into nature becomes a terrific experience for the Horse Club friends. The roomy tent can be set up in no time, and the comfy sleeping bag is rolled out with great anticipation. The cute toy horse is allowed in the sleeping bag and peeks out curiously. In addition, the set includes a large, pretty horse blanket.Features- Premium Quality- Item Name: Accessories Camping- Suitable for Young Children- Schleich Toy Playset are Modelled in the Finest Detail- Helps Children Learn While They Play- Develops Creativity, Imagination, Concentration …

The brown American Saddlebred gelding by Schleich Horse Club fascinates horse fans with its upright, proud pose.American Saddlebreds are well-known for keeping their heads and their beautifully curved tail high - like the American Saddlebred gelding by Schleich Horse Club. The horse breed has a balanced, even-tempered nature and is extremely willing to perform. Some American Saddlebreds master two additional gaits, the slow gait and the so-called rack gait.Features- Premium Quality- Motif: American Saddlebred Gelding- Highly Detailed- Great for Fun PlaytimeFun FactThese horses used to be called Kentucky Saddler, because their breeding began in the state of Kentucky.Scientific Facts- Scientific …

The American Saddlebred mare by Schleich Horse Club is a beautiful light chestnut with a light blonde mane. The American Saddlebred mare by Schleich Horse Club carries her head and long tail very high, as is typical for this horse breed. In the past, American Saddlebreds were used as riding and driving horses by the American settlers. Today they are mainly used as show horses. Some not only master step, trot and gallop but also the slow gait and so-called rack gaits. Both are pleasantly soft, four-beat movements. Features - Premium Quality - Motif: American Saddlebred Mare - Highly Detailed - Great for Fun Playtime - Dimensions (WxDxH): 5.51 x 1.49 x 4.84 Inch Fun Fact American Saddlebred …

Our Criollo Definitivo Mare from Schleich HORSE CLUB is the epitome of calm and particularly relaxed when you make her a stylish braid in the morning. She is at home in the grass steppes of Argentina. There's plenty of peace, quiet and nice weather. She has also managed to be the unbeatable master in not being scared for the past four and a half years. Try it for yourself! She won't be spooked.HA! Scared you. Or maybe not. Our Criollo Definitivo Mare from Schleich HORSE CLUB is a particularly quiet and even-tempered horse breed. Hardly anything can spook her. Even on the bumpiest bus trip, she stays calm and skilfully jumps onto the large ticket machine. The talented jumping horse probably has …

The Frisian mare by Schleich Horse Club enchants us with a majestic pose that is typical of large, elegant Frisian horses. Frisians were named after their home, the Dutch Friesland, and are one of the oldest horse breeds in Europe. They have a characteristic black coloured coat, a magnificent mane and a pretty tail. Another feature of Frisians is the long hair on their legs. The Frisian mare by Schleich Horse Club has elaborate braiding on her fetlock, which makes her a unique collector's item. Features - Premium Quality - Motif: Frisian Mare - Highly Detailed - Great for Fun Playtime - Dimensions (WxDxH): 4.96 x 1.33 x 4.33 Inch Fun Fact Frisians are big, strong horses, but they have a very …

The German Riding Pony Mare from Schleich Horse Club is an elegant tournament pony with a beautifully braided mane.The German Riding Pony Mare from Schleich Horse Club has a beautiful chestnut coat. The braids in her mane are held together with cute, small ties. These are a special eye-catcher at tournaments. German Riding Ponies are very friendly animals that are specially bred for riding by children and youth. They look like little horses and are suitable for both dressage and show jumping.The Schleich figures are modelled with attention to detail, lovingly hand-painted with care, and provide children with educationally valuable playtime.Features- Premium Quality- Motif: German Riding Pony …

Hanoverians are strong-willed and highly ambitious, and extremely gifted show horses. They are especially skilled at jumping and dressage. Only mares that pass an exacting test are entered into the studbook.The Schleich figures are modelled with attention to detail, lovingly hand-painted with care, and provide children with educationally valuable playtime.Features- Premium Quality- Motif: Hanoverian Mare- Item Notes: None- Schleich Figurines are Modelled in the Finest Detail- Helps Children Learn While They Play- Suitable for Children Aged 5 to 12 YearsContents- Toy FigureScientific Facts- Scientific Name: Equus Ferus Caballus- Global Home: Worldwide- Conservation Statis: Least Concern- Primary …

She might have a shiny, white coat but she doesn't have a horn. Our Iceland Pony Mare from Schleich HORSE CLUB is also easily confused with her best friend, the unicorn. The proud horse comes from Iceland and is known for its unbelievably good running skills. She presents her outfits skilfully and confidently in pass and tolt gaits on the dining table runway. The other horses can only stare in amazement.She might have a shiny, white coat but she doesn't have a horn. Many confuse our Iceland Pony Mare from Schleich HORSE CLUB with a unicorn. Our graceful, bright horse is at home in Iceland - not in the clouds. Because it can get both very cold and very hot in this volcanic country, she has a …

Knapstrupper and Appaloosa stallions look very similar, as they both have spotted coats. However, the two breeds developed independently. The Knapstrupper breed comes from Denmark, while Appaloosas originated in the USA. Knapstruppers are not only popular because of their coat pattern, but are also talented dressage horses.Features- Premium Quality- Motif: Knapstrupper Stallion- Highly Detailed- Great for Fun PlaytimeFun FactThey can master dressage exercises, including haute ecole jumps, with ease.Scientific Facts- Scientific Name: Equus Ferus

The new Horse Club horses are here! All Schleich figures are lovingly hand-painted with detailed modelling and allow children to learn as they play.Lipizzaners can master difficult dressage exercises with ease. The breed is best known for the capriole. This is a jump in place in which all four of the horses' hoofs are in the air. At the highest point, it kicks out with the hind legs before landing.Features- Premium Quality- Motif: Lipizzaner Mare- Highly Detailed- Great for Fun PlaytimeFun FactLipizzaners are longer-lived than other horse breeds and often reach the age of 30.Scientific Facts- Scientific Name: Equus Ferus Caballus- Conservation Status: Least Concern- Global Home: Worldwide

The Oldenburg Stallion from Schleich HORSE CLUB can be recognized at every dressage and jumping tournament by the white spot on his forehead. This special feature is called a 'star' by horse lovers. It looks great. Did you know that horses have the largest eyes of any land-dwelling mammal? This also makes him special and adorable.Just like the talented Schleich Oldenburg mare, our Oldenburg Stallion from Schleich HORSE CLUB is also a talented dressage and show jumping horse. No obstacle is too high for him, not even the dining table. The white spot on his forehead is his pride and joy, and makes him particularly recognizable. This point is called a 'star' by horse lovers. But it's not in the …

How can you tell apart a Paint horse mare and a pinto mare? It's easy to mix them up, because they both have patched coats. Essentially, the only way to tell for sure is to consult the studbook: while pintos are only a colour breed, Paint horses are an official breed in their own right. Features- Premium Quality- Motif: Paint Horse Mare- Highly Detailed- Great for Fun PlaytimeFun FactPaint horses have Thoroughbred ancestry, which is where they get their elegant build from.Scientific Facts- Scientific Name: Equus Ferus

Alligators are easy to recognise because the teeth in their lower jaw are not visible from the side. The alligator is a dangerous predator with exceptionally strong jaw muscles. Only the white shark can bite harder than him. The interesting thing: Only the muscles that close the jaws are extremely strong. The muscles that open the snout are so weak that they can be closed with simple tape. Compared to the saltwater crocodile, alligators are smaller and much wider. They live only in rivers and lakes in the south-eastern part of the United States and China.Features- Premium Quality- Motif: Alligator- With Moveable Lower Jaw- Highly Detailed- Great for Fun Playtime- Not Suitable for Ages 0 to 3 …

Why do giraffes have spots? It is hard to imagine that they would serve as camouflage for such large animals. But it is true: From afar, giraffes look like a big tree.Despite the camouflage spots in their fur, giraffes do not always remain undetected by predators. But they know to defend themselves and can kick really hard with their front hooves. They mainly do this if they want to protect their young, because the adult animals are normally rarely attacked. Anyone who has the opportunity to look at giraffes from close up can easily distinguish the females from the males. They are somewhat smaller and have thin horns with a small tuft of fur on top. Giraffe bulls, in contrast, have thick horns …

Orangutans are highly intelligent apes who can recognise their own reflection. They can also use tools. For example, they might stick a long branch vertically into a lake to find out how deep it is, or use it to make a bridge over marshy ground before they cross.Features- Premium Quality- Motif: Female Orangutan- Can Hold Fruit- With a Moveable Arm- Highly Detailed- Great for Fun PlaytimeFun FactWhen it rains, orangutans hold leaves over their heads to prevent them from getting wet.Scientific Facts- Scientific Name: Pongo Pygmaeus- Global Home: Asia- Conservation Status: Critically Endangered- Primary Habitat: Subtropical Forest

Although the Flamingo from Schleich WILD LIFE is a big bird, it can still fly. The chewing gum pink bird might need your help and a good run-up, but then it glides through the air like a pro! Its long pink legs make it a balancing master - whether in deep water or on a balance beam. A match for every ballerina.Pink? Purple? No, definitely pink! That's what colour of the Flamingo from Schleich WILD LIFE. At first, before it is fully grown, the feathers are still grey. Then they turn this chewing gum pink from the shrimp that it loves eating. Preferably for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Even with a full belly, our exotic wild bird can fly well as long as it has a good run-up. It can also balance …

After polar bears, Grizzlies are the world's second largest bears. Because of their height and their aggressive behaviour, they are considered as very dangerous in their home, North America.Grizzlies are tall, strong animals - they stand up to 2.4 metres high and weigh roundabout 450 kilograms. They have sort of a hump on their back and strong hind limbs. Grizzly bears are able to run up to 55 kilometres per hour. They are loners and frequently behave aggressively. Sometimes they gather at waters to catch salmon. Since they are omnivores, these bears feed on fish, plants and large mammals like moose, deer and black bears. They are also known to steal food from wolves or humans.The Schleich figures …

Although hippopotamuses cannot swim particularly well, they spend nearly all day in the water. They cannot simply drift along, because they're just too heavy. If they wish to cross a river, they allow themselves to sink to the bottom and walk along the river bed to the other shore.Features- Premium Quality- Motif: Hippopotamus- Highly Detailed- Great for Fun Playtime- Dimensions (WxDxH): 5.04 x 1.85 x 2.36 inchFun FactHippopotamuses can hold their breath underwater for up to 30 minutes.Scientific Facts- Scientific Name: Hippopotamus Amphibius- Global Home: Africa- Primary Habitat: Wetlands