Haflinger Haven

09/14/2018

08/25/2018

For sale: Logan, 3-horse, slant load trailer. Step-up loading (no heavy ramp to fuss with), no rust, well maintained. Delivery is available for a fee. Located in Northwest Washington State.

04/09/2018

Meadowbrook, wagon, and Puddle Jumper used by Haflinger Haven are available. Stored inside, and carefully maintained. Harness (both leather and synthetic) available for single and pairs. Austrian harness with full collars available. It looks great for costume/presentation with the wagon (anyone need a set-up for carriage rides or parades? This would be it!!). Please private message the page if you are interested in prices and/or taking a look.

12/31/2017

Another possible Haflinger X in need.

12/06/2017

Anyone have room and the heart for a project pony? Looks like a sweet guy. He was brought to our attention by Elizabeth Larkin.

08/22/2017

The screen is black, to begin with; just keep watching ... all. the. way. to. the. end. 😂😂😂

5 easy steps to getting your pony in the trailer! Share this video with your friends if it made you laugh! :) Note: Buck is not actually hard to get in the t...

08/11/2017

Well-chosen tools and equipment can save you time on routine tasks.

05/17/2017

Laminitis and colic; the two most common and most feared causes of death in equines. What if we could eliminate one?

After nearly four decades of watching the devastating impact of laminitis on horses, equine surgeon Dr. David Wilson has developed a vaccine that has the potential to save the performance careers — and lives — of horses around the world.. Laminitis (or founder) is one of the leading causes of loss i...

05/14/2017

Whenever I tell people (that aren’t horse-y) that I have a horse, I usually always get the same response, and it’s usually a response filled with wonder and awe. If you didn’t hear me tell them that I “Just own a horse…” then you would probably think that I had said that I was a princess of a foreig...

05/07/2017

All too often riders and trainers get carried away too quickly with intensive training and we subject the young horse to injury.