And now for something completely different

[Hacienda Radiante]

Anyone who has the hard-headed, fire-snorting kind of Pasos might appreciate the level of effort needed in training THIS team!

http://www.dreamhorse.com/show_horse.php?form_horse_id=1166922

[Monty]

ROFL - Check's in the mail! But that would be cool!

[Hacienda Radiante]

I was kinda wondering if she was willing to accept a motorhome as trade in case she needed to escape from the (probably irate) new owner in a few months! Animals like these need constant tweaking to stay manageable, my guess is that only a professional trainer or highly experienced amateur owner would be able to keep them.

[pnalley]

Very pretty. I wonder what you'd get if you bred an app to a zebra??

[Soltera]

Wouldn't let me copy, but here's a url for a paint zorse.

http://www.spotsnstripes.com/ZorseColorInfo.htm




This artist's rendition is the best I could find for a zorsaloosa....

http://www.sheezyart.com/view/600467/

Love this thread already!

[moonrize]

I guess if you can afford to buy them, then you can afford to keep them in training :biggrin: Zorses are notoriously difficult to train and often get harder as they get older.

[Soltera]

I imagine it would be like having a coyote/wolf dog hybred. Maybe worse. I rescued a wolf/collie hybred once, who was the best of dogs as a puppy, but was humanely destroyed by her foreverhome family at 3 due to behaviour problems. They were excellent with animals, did their homework and treated her well...she just changed drastically in personality when she "grew up". Sad.

[Monty]

Zorses are notoriously difficult to train and often get harder as they get older. ROFLAO - Just like husbands ? ;)

[CarolU]

$124,000!!!!! Wow