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12-week-old Brewer thinks this water bowl makes a great swimming pool. Too funny!

Scrabble and Chance love the water and when the hose comes out it's play time. They both make the funniest faces!

These horses are very used to umbrellas, but this was a new one that had to be checked out and approved. It was approved, and flipped inside out to make sure it was safe!

Quidditch and Bocce are caught on camera for their first time with the giant ball. It kept getting away from them but they kept chasing it down!

Our herd consists of all Friesian x Clydesdale crosses. They are all related, one big happy family that LOVES water.

Have you ever seen how much fun an inexperienced horse looks in the snow? Then look at it right now! It is often difficult for horses to get used to the snow when they come from a warmer place, for that reason, they generally make funny faces in their attempt to adapt. This hair seems a bit silly, since it does very funny things to try to remove the icicles from the whiskers, obviously this horse is not accustomed to snow, it seems something really new to him. Seeing that the horse is a little crazy, its owner takes advantage of the filming of the fun moment and then it will help and reassure him. Not everyone likes snow! Horses tolerate cold better than heat, provided they have enough food. In winter, the horse uses much of the energy consumed to maintain body temperature. In the withdrawal from Russia, the horses of Napoleon's troops perfectly resisted temperatures above thirty degrees below zero, while they had their ration. Snow is problematic for the horse, not so much because of the cold, but because of the difficulties caused by obtaining food. Although the feet are buried in the snow, the horse's helmet does not freeze, due to a particular circulatory system that has bridges between the arterial and venous capillaries that, when opened, allow rapid blood circulation inside the helmet, heating it. On the other hand, snow and ice are deposited on a thick and greasy layer of winter hair, which preserves body heat. The main problem with snow is that the helmets are caked and embossed. Whether injured or not, the dreaded boots or heels form and produce a very unstable footprint, causing sprains in the collateral ligaments of the foot. The steep slopes of the mountains of northern Spain cause horses to slide and crumble. In general, free horses descend to lower altitudes as winter progresses and food decreases at heights. When a snowfall surprises them and isolates them, they usually stand still in the same place, digging into the ground to get anything. If they are next to a tree, they gnaw the bark and even eat the mane between them. Winter can be cruel to animals that live free in the bush and only the strongest survive. Even if you want and it is attractive, it is better not to go riding when it is snowing. If it is essential or, despite being contraindicated, you want to use the horse in the snowy terrain, there are some palliative solutions to the problems described. The simplest is to grease the helmets well, so that the snow slips and does not deposit. Even more dangerous than snow are ice sheets. Ice becomes a real danger for the horse's back and joints, especially for hocks. In countries of hard winters they are placed in horseshoes to help the horse to walk better. This video shows that not all <a href="https://rumble.com/v6tw1d-hilarious-horse-trying-to-eat-umbrella.html" target="_blank">horses</a> love snow, it seems that some like heat more than cold. This horse is very <a href="https://rumble.com/v834f1-dog-buried-up-to-neck-enjoys-the-healing-power-of-sand.html" target="_blank">funny</a>!

Horses are seen as these valiant, majestic and noble steeds. Their size and stature makes it so that you would not want to mess with anyone riding one. For hundreds of years, humans have been working with horses to accomplish different jobs and tasks so our bond with them is very close. Although we do not use them for those kinds of stuff today, there are still many people that keep horses as companions and show animals. There are even people that breed horses to produce adorable, little foals (baby horse). These foals are just so adorable that when you see one, your heart cannot help but to melt! The even produce really funny moments like in this clip here! Chance the foal was not hurt after he slipped and fell in the wet grass. He loves zipping around and being a baby. Watch as he runs and plays in this adorable clip! What did you think of the video? Have you ever seen something like this? Did you find the foal just as adorable as we did? We would love to hear what you have to say so please do not hesitate to leave a comment down in the comments section! Please share this video with your family and friends as it is sure to make them smile and laugh almost as much as it made you!

These Great Danes and a Toy Fox Terrier just break into song every now and then. So funny!

Horses, especially feathered horses are prone to scratches. I have never checked for them in the winter because scratches are usually caused by moisture and heat which produces a fungus called Scratches. Lesson leaned, horses can get Scratches in the dead of winter also. Here is a short video about what to look for and how to treat.

The horses loving being in the pond on these hot summer days. The dogs, however, like barking at the horses!

Chance the horse has had gloves fitted onto his ears by his owner. Take a look at how funny it looks when his owner calls out to him and he wiggles his ears for a better focus on what she is saying. Too funny!

These horses are hosed down daily in the extreme heat and they really appreciate it (some more than others). They love to drink out of the hose, too!

Elliot the Great Dane puppy really wants his brother Handsome's bone and does all he can to persuade him to give it up. Hilarious!

Frisbee loves to groom back every time his owner scratches his chest. Can anyone explain this behavior?

Most dogs tend to be afraid of the vacuum cleaner, whereas this fun-loving puppy absolutely adores it! Watch how much fun this Parson Russell Terrier has playing without a care in the world, trying to stick the hose into his mouth.Maybe this dog hates the machine so much that he decided to seek revenge. Does your dog hate the vacuum cleaner as much as this dog does? Hilarious! While most dogs bark, run or hide from the sight of a <a href="https://rumble.com/v39ioj-how-to-quickly-make-a-tail-with-a-vacuum-cleaner.html" target="_blank">vacuum cleaner</a>, this one absolutely embraces it. Watch as the owner runs the vacuum cleaner over this dog's body, while the curious pooch tries to chew on the hose. Adorable! Frisbee is a five-month-old Parson Russell Terrier that loves to be vacuumed. He sticks his tongue in the hose and makes the funniest sounds ever! Obviously, he has some unresolved issues with the vacuum cleaner and always tries to bite it. How funny is this dog? Maybe it is because he is not quite sure if he can trust the vacuum yet, so he investigates it in the only way he knows best, by trying to bite it and see what it’s made of! Will he ever warm up to the machine? Watch as this curious pooch cannot get enough of the vacuum cleaner. This is maybe the most epic puppy encounter with the vacuum cleaner. The determined canine has his eyes set on overthrowing the reign of his enemy, the loud sucking machine! He actually likes this <a href="https://rumble.com/v3gubn-vakume-cleaner-drives-beagle-nuts.html" target="_blank">loud beast</a> and is only being goofy, chewing on the machine. When owner places the hose on his body, gently sucking his fur, the canine seems to like the unusual massage. How sweeet!

Frisbee decided that sitting on Spoons back was a nice comfortable spot...even when she moved. I told him to jump once she stood, no reason to get hurt. Note: The mask on Spoons face is a fly mask, they can see through it, it's made of a screen material that keeps the bugs out of their eyes and ears.

At 3 days shy of 6 months old, Spoons has never heard nor seen a vacuum before but she loves it. Spoons is an orphaned foal and raised by humans so she fears nothing and gets exposed to so many things!

It's July and it's hot so the horses decided splashing wasn't enough to cool them down. The yearling and 2 year old both lay down to get the full effect of cooling off!

Bocce is tired so he keeps napping while Quidditch, who is an attention hog, wants his owner to spend every second with him. He then tries to eat her phone when she is not giving him 100% attention!

Faro loves giving hugs to his human Momma. Not the most comfortable hugs, but hugs are love.

Frisbee the Parson Russell Terrier steals the tarp from Chance the horse, but the giant 1,500lb Friesdale simply puts on hoof on top of it and the game is instantly over. Frisbee doesn't have a chance but he puts up a good fight!

Frisbee the Parson Russell Terrier gets a severe case of the zoomies in the house playing with Great Danes Handsome and Elliot. Hilarious!

These jolly doggies are out on the lawn kicking and biting a pumpkin and just being happy. Take a look at how one of them gets jealous all of a sudden a tries to steal it from the other!

Frisbee, the Parson Russell Terrier, takes his time drinking from the tub while the Great Danes wait patiently for him to finish. Such well-behaved dogs!

6 hours old and still wobbly but doing great. He is a little up on his pasterns but that will work itself out. Faro is Friesdale x Lusitano cross and Buckskin in color.