White Dog Farm

10/15/2026

Come spend some time with the horses at White Dog Farm!

📅 Every Saturday in October & November
🕐 1:00–3:00 PM

Come enjoy the horses and experience the real nature of these wonderful animals!

🌧️ Weather note: In case of rain or inclement weather, please check for updates before coming.

We look forward to seeing you!

10/08/2026

🐴❤️ COME HORSE AROUND WITH OUR HERD AT WHITE DOG FARM! ❤️🐴

Come spend time with our gentle, older, retired herd of horses and our mini ponies!
Whether you’re an individual, a couple, or bringing a small group, come interact up close, meet & greet, and take photos with our wonderful horses. 🐴📸
🌾 RAISING FUNDS FOR WINTER HAY! 🌾
📅 Every Saturday in October & November 2026
🗓️ Starting Saturday, October 10th
⏰ 1:00–3:00 p.m.
💵 $20 per person per hour
👥 $15 per person per hour for groups of 4 or more
📍 White Dog Farm
402 Celie Ann Seabolt Rd
Cleveland, GA 30528
❤️ Come enjoy some peaceful time with the horses while helping us raise money for their winter hay.
Please share this post with your horse-loving friends and family! 🐴🌾

04/30/2026

Good Camping weather is here dispersed camping North Georgia

04/18/2026

🐎 “But That’s My Favorite Horse!” 🐎💛

One of the sweetest things we see is riders bonding with a lesson horse. That trust and confidence is so important — and we absolutely love those special partnerships.

But here’s the secret to becoming a truly strong rider…
👉 Riding DIFFERENT horses helps riders grow faster.
Every horse feels a little different. Some are more responsive, some are steadier, some move bigger, and some require clearer communication. Learning to adapt to those differences helps riders build balance, confidence, and problem-solving skills.

At WildeWood Farm, we are incredibly lucky to have 30 lesson horses. Most riders will never get the opportunity to ride that many horses in their lifetime — and each one teaches something new.

While we always want riders to feel safe and supported, a little step outside the comfort zone is where real progress happens.

Our goal isn’t just to help riders ride one horse well… it’s to help them become confident riders who can successfully ride MANY horses.
And don’t worry — favorite horses are still very loved around here. 💛


- Ms. Hannah

04/10/2026

04/06/2026

02/07/2026

Did you know that hay helps keep horses warm in the winter? 🌾🐎
Horses are hind-gut fermenters, which means the fermentation process that breaks down hay actually produces internal heat. That’s why at WildeWood Farm we make sure hay is available 24/7 during cold weather — steady forage supports both digestion and natural warmth.
Instead of relying on artificial heat, we focus on supporting their biology the way nature intended. A full belly of forage is one of the best winter “blankets” a horse can have!