We Put Our Foals Together for the First Time… Will They Get Along?

Today was a big moment on the farm… 🤍 For the very first time, we put our Missouri Fox Trotter foal and our Clydesdale foal out to pasture together—and this was also baby Chuck’s FIRST time ever being turned out! We weren’t sure how this would go. New environment, new friend, and two completely different breeds… but we decided it was time to try. Would they become instant buddies… or not so much? 👀 Come along as we watch their first interaction, explore the pasture, and see how baby Chuck handles this big milestone! Thanks for following along with our journey—we’re so glad you’re here. Join our patreon for just $5 a month!   / homesteadhorsemanship   Gift Registry https://www.myregistry.com/wishlist/h... Donate through our PAYPAL https://paypal.me/HomesteadHorseman?c... Check us out and follow us below⬇️ WEBSITE https://homesteadhorsemanship.com/ OUR 2ND CHANNEL    / @homesteadchoremanship   WEBSITE https://homesteadhorsemanship.com/ PATREON   / homesteadhorsemanship   TIKTOK https://www.tiktok.com/@homesteadhors... FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/share/1BbgMZ... CONTACT [email protected] TIMECODE: Switching The Herd 00:52 Foals Go Out To Pasture 03:16 Chucks First Zoomies 04:30 First Time Foals See Each Other 05:57 Mares/Mamas Interacting 06:20 Baby Horses Running 09:34 New Mamas Confusion 11:43 Baby Clydesdale LOVES Attention! 13:33 Brand New Foals Visits Humans 16:23 Foals First Interaction! SO CUTE! 18:58 Our Next Mare Due 24:33 WARNING: This video is for educational purpose only. We do not recommend for anyone to copy what is done in this video, including training, working, or riding a horse without prior knowledge and experience first. If you are a new horse owner it is best to consult an experienced horse trainer/owner/person to correctly learn to interact with you horse.