Wie viel Platz brauchen Shettys?
Ich spare momentan auf 2 kleine Mini Shettys und frage mich wie viel Platz die brauchen.
Ich möchte sie auf jeden Fall auf einem Paddock mit Unterstand halten. Und das auch nur in der Nacht. Am Tag sind sie auf der Koppel. Wenn die Wetterverhältnisse passen.
Ich werde sie auch jeden Tag bewegen (Kutsche fahren, Bodenarbeit , Longieren, Spazieren gehen)
Ich habe im Internet recheriert aber ich habe noch nichts Gescheites gelesen.
Deshalb hoffe ich das irgentjemand von euch mir eine Antwort auf meine Fragen geben kann.
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Wiese for Shettys is not the best idea – better then plan more paddock and keep meadow smaller if they can even get out.
Minimum 150sqm, lt. FN. Discontinued and pasture for horses: Free movement as a must | FN
However, 150sqm are not too much – as I said, dividing the entire area more 2/3 paddock and 1/3 meadow.
Incidentally, you can find very detailed information in your corresponding Chamber of Agriculture, here as an example NRW: mb-minimum horse holding.pdf
Coupling didn’t mean a meadow directly.
It is more a shady place that is 3 minutes away from the paddock.
It is a large area with many trees therefore so many trees there are not much grass or actually no one.
The coupling is slightly slanted.
We also have a large area where I will do something with Ponys (longing etc.) I’ll put them there and use it as a paddock.
Shettys don’t need so much coupling that doesn’t endure, as then overweight and metabolic disorders are added very quickly! These are kargland horses!
Please plan only hours of coupling in summer, for this the more paddock area, 2 shelters at least, softly scattered, good to clean, ventilated, but still wind protected. Mind. a freely accessible water point, which always has water all year round, so does not freeze or something.
Heu should also be available in 2 larvae so that even in disputes can be eaten in peace.
2 Shettys are not a herd, I would at least. 3-5 horses recommend, then one can be on the go (e.g. in the clinic) and nothing happens.
Natural shadow sources must also be given and, if necessary, what to roll.
Please don’t stick to the FN guidelines unless you multiply them with 2 (per horse…). The FN says believe eich 150qm per animal, so take at least. 300sqm per animal, at 5 ponies this is a paddock area of 1500sqm
on the grazing minishettys do not belong at all.
and kutchen… find a place where the little ones don’t break the back at the deichsel.
Approval from the offices is safe with you in the opposite NULL problem. all other legal requirements such as concreted miststock or concreted mistgrube, drainages of the entire storage area are certainly present and the possibility of having mist dumped is surely also already by contract under dach and subject.
a minishetty – or even a very small rear-yard-extended small pony of a well-known origin, which is burdened with inherited deficits, presents, by the way, more demands on the posture than a big horse.
Top answer! If, by the way, we would like to add “who has to save on the purchase price, animal husbandry cannot afford to do so.” Because the purchase price is often one of the cheapest, most predictable and also one-off cost factors, unlike forging, veterinarian, trainer and so on. All the more if everything doesn’t go perfectly…
It’s what you say!
But whoever gets a coach for a minishetty… It’s necessary, but it probably doesn’t make a…
there you are.
especially because a good minishetty – a real – costs around 6,000 euro in the purchase. normally such people buy what has fallen from the rest of the ramp.
Of course, as I see. But I know many who say
And they’re not professionals.
In my opinion, every horse – whether Fallabella (sorry if it’s wrong) or Shire – belongs to a skilled coach…
hm…
Sure.
when it rises, it’ll get you in the tight. that would be a reason.
it should be prohibited to reproduce small ponies. because animals are simply not toys.
To learn to drive, you need someone who teaches you how to ride. At least, if you don’t want to risk the health and life of the ponies, from a self and perhaps unfamiliar third party…
150 sqm for the outlet, 6qm per horse pure area stable without running routes etc.