Horses are adorable animals, especially if you have a miniature horse on your farm. For example, Teddy Bear is the name of a miniature horse on Carson’s farm. He recently grew up to be six months old.
Teddy Bear was born in Pennsylvania and soon moved to his new home like all the adopted animals. However, he was also quite wary of his new owners for the first few weeks.
Carson, his owner, had never raised a fowl before. So, it was also a first-time experience for her to raise a miniature horse. Teddy did quite well while growing up in his new home.
Teddy Bear had his own testing times with his new owner. He tried to bite Carson a couple of times and also tried to take off a couple of times when she would leave him.
Carson told Teddy Bear sternly that biting and taking off was not allowed, after which he stopped doing so. Although Teddy is a miniature horse, he still needs the same treatment that anybody would give to a giant horse.
Teddy was given a big blue ball on his six-month birthday. Although horses love to play with balls, he was skeptical about playing with the ball at first due to the enormous size.
He would graze around the ball and also run around it. Finally, however, Teddy Bear took some time before mustering enough courage to go up to the ball and play with it.
