Weasel

No Cull Project: Mustangs
I have adopted Feline's No cull project of mustang horses. I am really impressed by how well they are doing and can't wait to see how well they do in further generations. I have yet to decide if I want to keep this herd growing or if I want to breed down to one foal.
I will breed them twice. At ages 19 and 20. This is to help ensure that I will have an even number for colts and fillies to further the project. Extra foals will be sold off to other players. 

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I am not sure what name I started out as here but I began playing EQ in 2011 and have been Weasel for as long as I can remember. I have taken long hiatuses but I always return. My birthday is March 4th. I live in Kentucky with my daughter our three dogs and out cat. I love getting messages on this game so please feel free to message me. I also love helping out new members so please don't be shy.

My dogs are Cooper ( GSD x Husky), Blair (Austrailian Shepherd) and Nyssa (German Shepherd). Cooper is getting up there in age and I worry about him frequently. He has had a lot of health issues but he will always be my baby. When I got Blaire I went with a breeder that does all the proper health testing. I wanted to make sure that the next family member we added was going to have the best start to a healthy life. Now at three years old she is healthy as can be. They are both very intelligent and pick up new tricks very fast. I couldn't ask for two better dogs. Nyssa is my problem child. She is a high drive working line german shepherd who is so smart yet very impulsive. Her nose will get her into trouble one of these days. She is in training for personal protection, scent detection and tracking. 

I always have extra slots to make shows so please if you ever need shows and you see me on just message me. I would be happy to make them for you.

Rules

I have a few guide lines when it comes to my horses. 

• Breeding are limited to 3 each. One being sold/auctioned to the public and the final two, at ages 19 and 20, are private. 

• I will not cross disciplines. I check over each horse that is bred to mine and will not accept the breeding if it is not going to produce a good foal.

• I stand behind my lines and will happy take/buy back any of my stock that I have personally bred. 

• Just because a horse is not listed for stud/brood does not mean that I am not open to discussing it if there is one you are intested in.

Quarter Horses

I love the color verity with the Quarter Horses. That is probably why I have the in both endurance and western. I am also debating about starting a small herd of Dressage Quarter Horses. I am always interested in working with other breeders. So if you see a horse of mine you like I would be happy to work out something.

Paint Horses

I started my Paints shortly after starting my Quarter Horses. I am extreamlly happy that it was one of my Paints that was my first home bred National horse. I show them in both Western and Show Jumping.

Akhal-Teke Horses

I am a sucker for picking up herds that other players lose interest in. That is how I started my large Ahkal-Teke herd. I currently only show them in Dressage. I am still learning more about their genetics and plan to keep this a closed herd till later generations.