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Chance and Quidditch of Friesdale Farms are both showing off a little bit here for a visitor. Enjoy!

This is love between a woman and her horse.

Frisbee the puppy is 3 months old and we are teaching him to lead the horses around...we could always use the barn help.

The horses were all just hosed down and the first thing they do is roll around in the dirt. Faro the foal loves the idea but can't figure out how they are doing this!

1.5 month old Faro loved getting a deep chest rub with my feet as I lay down in the pastures with them.

Faro is 6 days old here. He had a halter on for the first time, it didn't bother him at all...he was more concerned about getting his loving!

Chance shows the foals how to play with umbrellas the right way. Chance fears nothing so he is always eager to show them new objects to play with.

Frisbee is willing to take on not just 1, but 2 Great Danes to get his teddy bear. Watch as is he dragged all over but refuses to give up!

All it takes is just one dog to howl before the whole crew joins in! Too funny!

Chance loves his butt rubs, but it's fun for me also to watch the silly faces he makes.

To teach a foal how to pony off of another horse you need to be patient first and start from the ground. The first part of the video you can see the filly was stubborn, I started walking Chance in circles towards Medici to throw her a little off balance to unlock her feet. Once Medici realized it was easier to follow Chance, and she got treats, she was very willing to come along. Take your time with them and you will awesome results.

Friesdale Chance (grey) and his cousin Friesdale/Gypsy Ouija were separated from their Mommas because one Momma is due. They were not happy, but it made for pretty video

Faro loves his water and mud puddles, even when it's not hot outside. His big brother Chance just ignores him!

Elliot loves catching bubbles, which can entertains him for hours! He's just like a little kid!

This dog has figured out how to open the door and get in, which he skilfully does in this clip. All he has to figure out now is how to close it!

Foals have such long legs that it's hard for them to eat grass. Watch as 2-week-old Faro does his best. He is learning to put one leg back further!

Bocce goes out with his cousin Chance for his first trail ride without his Momma Scrabble and he was tethered for the first time on trails. Bocce did wonderful! It's so good to give foals a great foundation for their future. The more you do with your foals the better life they will have.

You would think this Great Dane could kick the little guy's butt, but it looks like the little guy has the upper hand/paw here!

Friesdale Farms Chance loves to run and play. The foals were not too happy, nor was the wire he kicked while bucking, but watching him move is fantastic.

Scrabble the Friesdale mare loves this low-lying branch on an oak tree. It's the perfect height for her hard-to-reach scratches!

Frisbee has figured out if he pushes the ball at his owner, she will push it back. It's his way of playing catch and it's a daily routine now!

For whatever reason, Frisbee makes it very obvious that he does not like his owner's nail file. Check out his priceless reaction!

These majestic horses playfully running in the snow is a beautiful sight to behold. Check it out!

Chance is bored with the cold weather so he and his mom Hopscotch decide they need to play with the muck bucket and shovel. Awesome!

Dogs play with their litter mates constantly. From around two weeks, when their eyes open, until they go to their own homes, they spend almost all of their waking hours wrestling with each other. In this video, that <a href="https://rumble.com/v4prap-puppy-plays-with-large-black-dog-on-brown-bed.html" target="_blank">little dog</a> you see running with those huge dogs is called Frisbee and he may only be 20 pounds but he leaves three Great Danes in the dust when it comes to play time. What a tiger! It’s true that dogs can have a lot of fun roughhousing with each other. The little Frisbee enjoys chasing the Great Danes, rolling over and jumping around with them. There’s more to their lively antics than meets the eye. The way these dogs interact with one another reveals that they have a language as well as a moral code, and they don't engage in play simply to establish dominance. Though Frisbee is the smallest among the playful dogs, he is in charge of the game and leads it meticulously. It is evident that he initiated this chasing session and that he loves to have the final word in it. However, there comes a moment when the leadership goes into the hands of the big dogs when Frisbee runs across a soft toy. Well, it is well-known that dogs have obsession with toys and they end up ripping them apart. He snatches the stuffed toy successfully but the rule of the stronger applies to this game, too and a moment later we see the toy in the mouth of one of the dogs. Frisbee fights hard to get it back but no matter how hard he tries to retrieve the toy, the <a href="https://rumble.com/v3444m-deaf-great-dane-argues-about-not-going-for-a-swim.html" target="_blank">Great Dane</a> just won’t let go. Despite its size, it is very interesting how this gentle dog is peaceful with his little friend, being easy going and mild-mannered.