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Schleich Farm / Hand-painted / 3 years + / Warning Not suitable for children under 3 years old. Choking Hazard.

Schleich Horses / Resin / Hand-painted / Dimensions 14 x 5 x 14 cm / 3 years + / Warning Not suitable for children under 3 years old. Choking Hazard.

The Mustang symbolises freedom and America's Wild West. Mustangs were brought to America by the Spanish as domesticated horses, and became feral in America. Nowadays, the horses live in large herds. more→r /> Mustangs are also called 'mestengos'. This comes from a Spanish word meaning 'wild, stray'. They were originally domesticated horses that the Spanish brought to America by ship in the 16th century and that ran away once in America. Since they found plenty of fodder on the fertile pastures and had almost no natural predators except pumas, their numbers rapidly increased. Wild Mustangs still roam the countryside to this day. They are led by a brave herd stallion who protects his herd and is usually …

The pretty Jersey Cow is immediately recognizable by its yellowish coat and black muzzle. She is also much smaller than other cows. Her friendly nature makes her very popular with people. She is also more→quite pretty!
The Jersey Cow gives the visitors at the pasture fence a friendly look with her black eyes. She comes trotting over right away because she's very trusting. Good friends are even allowed to get close enough to stroke her yellowish coat. She loves to be patted like that. Gently she pokes at their hands with her soft muzzle: Don't stop! She's only 1.20 meters high and so much smaller than many other cattle breeds. Together, the herd loves to stand on the pasture, where they can always …

Children love Old English Sheepdogs and they love children right back. With its fluffy fur and cheerful nature, it makes a great playmate. But it never stops paying attention, even while romping aroun more→d. That's because Old English Sheepdogs are actually herding dogs from England and are used to keeping large flocks of sheep together. It's nice to have such a reliable friend by your side!
The Old English Sheepdog runs happily across the meadow. Life is just wonderful! The wind blows the dog's fur coat like a hairdryer. You can see how thick it is. The bright white on its forehead and chest blend beautifully into a light gray on its back. Come on, it barks invitingly - come and play! The Old English …

The little Galloway Calf looks cute with its curly black and white patterned coat and its jet black curly head. Its perky muzzle is also jet black and shiny. It sniffs around curiously. Who's that com more→ing down the lane? I wonder if it will let me pet it?
The little Galloway Calf looks a bit lost as it stretches its black snout into the air. It can't really be cold, because its thick curls keep it warm out in the pasture all year round. Maybe it is hungry? The little Galloway Calf probably wants to drink some milk. So where is its mother, the Galloway Cow (sold separately)? She can't be far away. Surely she's grazing over there, where the grass look so lush and juicy. Still a little unsteady …

The Angora Goat has silky fur, which hangs down in long locks. Its hair is particularly soft and silky and used to make mohair wool. What luck that the Angora Goat also likes to be stroked. They have more→a friendly nature and are social animals.
Don't be deceived by the appearance of the Angora Goat. With its silky coat and small snout, it looks really cute. But this is one stubborn goat if it doesn't get exactly what it wants. Temperamentally, it sticks its short legs firmly into the ground, ready to take flight at any moment. But most of the time, it can be quite agreeable and gets along well with the other goats. If it does gets annoyed with another Billy goat, it will lower its head and just …

Although the Percheron Mare has a rather solid build with a muscular chest, as a cold-blooded animal, she is a very pretty appearance. Her brilliant white coat on head and chest blends into a beautifu more→l gray-and-white flecked pattern on the flanks. Her muzzle and strong, short legs are set off in black. This faithful horse figurine won't leave her friend's side.
The friendly Percheron Mare trots up trustingly. She is always happy to have visitors, especially if they have a crunchy carrot in their pocket. She carefully accepts it with her soft, black muzzle. I wonder what her plans are for today? Because of her build, she finds long gallops rather strenuous, but she is very strong and is good …

With its tousled fur and moustache, the Wire-Haired Dachshund looks so huggable! Most of the time, however, this ruffian doesn't hang about for cozy cuddles on the couch. This hunting dog would rather more→go out and have an adventure! If it can't frighten any rabbits on a walk, it will also be happy to play with a ball. Which other dog from FARM WORLD will be its friend?
The Wire-Haired Dachshund raises its cute tousled head with its distinctive moustache. It watches your every move and knows when you are about to leave the house. Going out? It's right there with you! This little whirlwind is very lively and always up for an adventure. It gets especially excited when there is a wild animal in the …

This British Shorthair Cat looks very striking because it has almost bluish-looking fur. The hair is short, as its name suggests, but its fur is very dense and fluffy. Just ideal for curling up in the more→lap of your loved one and be stroked. Who wants a cuddle now?
Got something tasty there? With wide eyes, the British Shorthair Cat looks up and fixes its eyes on the plate. Who could resist? Of course, the fluffy play figure deserves a treat. It daintily samples the food and then cleans her shimmering bluish fur thoroughly afterwards. She likes to be cozy and spends her days indoors. She isn't keen on going outside at all. She prefers to be pampered by her human and enjoys long cuddles on the …

This cute Lionhead Rabbit really lives up to its name: like a lion's mane, a cloud of long, thick hair surrounds its little head. The pointed ears protrude from the mane, and its alert black eyes keep more→an eye on everything that's going on. The Lionhead Rabbit is very trusting and likes to romp around. Who wants to join in?
The Lionhead Rabbit is especially popular with children, because it is quite small and friendly. It's especially happy when it finds a playmate. It loves to romp around the meadow and is always ready to learn new games. Hey, what's up? Those big, black eyes are shining with an adventurous look. Will you play with me? But it also loves a good cuddle and to have its lion's mane …

He looks pretty majestic, the pitch-black Friesian Stallion. Typical for his breed, there is not a single light hair in his shiny coat. With his tall stature and magnificent long mane, he cuts a great more→figure when pulling a carriage. But he is also extremely popular as a dressage horse.
The long hair of its mane flows luxuriantly over its back as it canters along. The proud Friesian Stallion is black as night and, with his stately size, he draws admiring looks wherever he goes. He looks especially proud out in the pasture with his cute Friesian Foal (sold separately). This big, strong horse is gentleness personified and very reliable. The Friesian Stallion prefers to stay close to people he can …

The little Friesian Foal has a coat just as jet black as his parents. Only the hair is not yet so long and magnificent. But that will surely come when it grows into a stately, large thoroughbred horse more→. Its long legs already show that it will be a real eye-catcher one day. It trots gracefully across the pasture and keeps a lookout for playmates. Will it find any there?
The cute Friesian Foal curiously pricks up its ears and stretches its long neck. What's it discovered that is so interesting? No doubt it will trot across the pasture on its long legs to take a closer look. The pitch-black Friesian Foal is sure to look just like its father, the handsome Friesian Stallion (sold separately) when …

The spirited Arabian Stallion looks so sleek. His coat is black as night. There are only a few light strands in his tail and on his forehead he has a delicate white stripe. When he trots elegantly acr more→oss the paddock, it's obvious why he is so popular with horse lovers. He is simply so graceful.
When the black Arabian Stallion stands next to the snow white Arabian Mare (sold separately), the two make a stunning pair. But the beautiful thoroughbred also cuts a great figure on his own. With his long, graceful legs and slender neck, he looks simply breathtaking. But he is also really sporty and loves nothing more than a good horse race. His temperament is a perfect match: He is vivacious and outgoing,…

The spotlessly white Arabian Mare is the beauty of the horse farm. Her friends can be truly proud to be close to her. Whoever walks by the pasture simply has to stop and admire her. Did you know that more→Arabian horses belong to the oldest horse breeds in the world? As sport horses they are also unrivaled! Who dares to go for a ride?
The beautiful Arabian Mare sets her delicate hooves down gracefully and looks over the pasture with an alert gaze. A thick strand of yellowish-white mane falls over her forehead. It looks great! I wonder if she knows how beautiful she is. Only the hooves and the muzzle with the large nostrils are dark. She has a pink patch on the front of her muzzle. The rest of her …

The petite Arabian Foal is very pretty. No wonder, with those beautiful parents. The Arabian Stallion and the Arabian Mare (both sold separately) are very proud of their little foal. Although it is st more→ill so small, it already has the grace of its parents. But it is still really playful. Just like any foal, it loves to romp around the pasture all day. Who wants to join in?
Something's going on back there! The little Arabian Foal certainly doesn't want to miss it! Although it comes from the most noble breeding stock, the little thoroughbred doesn't have the slightest desire to behave like nobility. On the contrary, the Arabian Foal is extremely curious and playful. That's why it pricks up its little …

Schleich Mythical Creatures / Plastic / Hand-painted / 6 years + / Warning Not suitable for children under 3 years old. Choking Hazard.