Andalusian Foal

Andalusian foals don't reach full maturity until they're six or seven years old, much later than foals of other horse breeds. In their early years, they're gradually introduced to wearing halters and being showered, which helps them learn to trust humans.

Taking care of an Andalusian foal is a long - term commitment. Since they grow slowly, be patient with their development. In the first few years, start gently introducing the foal to wearing a halter. Do it in short sessions so the foal gets used to it. When showering the foal, use lukewarm water and be gentle. This helps build trust. As they grow, provide a balanced diet suitable for young horses. Regularly check their living area to keep it clean and safe. Always approach the foal calmly to maintain the trust you've built.