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SCHLEICH LIONHEAD RABBIT
This cute Lionhead Rabbit really lives up to its name: like a lion’s mane, a cloud of long, thick hair surrounds its little head. [more info...]
SCHLEICH PLYMOTH ROCK CHICKEN
The pretty Plymouth Rock chicken is a real eye-catcher on the farm. It has very dense, fluffy plumage and striking black and white stripes. Its many feathers keep it cozy and warm even in winter. This allows it to lay eggs reliably all year round. [more info...]
SCHLEICH RABBIT
A rabbit's favorite foods are juicy herbs, fresh clover, salad, twigs and peelings. If rabbits feel good, they purr and kick out with their hind legs. [more info...]
SCHLEICH ALPACA
Who's taking a leisurely stroll across the pasture? Long neck, super thick fur and a distinctive hairstyle on the small head – of course, that's the alpaca! As soon as it discovers its favourite human, it comes trotting along. It likes to be in company. It also rightly hopes for treats and cuddles. With that woolly fur, he's sure to get them – who could resist! It also needs its thick fur, as it o [more info...]
SCHLEICH ANDALUSIAN FOAL
Known as the Spanish horse, the Andalusian is a major influence on modern horse breeds. Bred through history for tribes, traders, cavalry and riding academies throughout the Iberian Peninsula, these horses were prized for their natural balance and agility. [more info...]
SCHLEICH ANDALUSIAN STALLION
The Andalusian stallion is a beautiful gray horse. With the pretty white spots on his flanks and belly, he looks simply magnificent. He also has a beautiful, thick mane, which flows in thick, light brown curls around his neck. He flares his soft nostrils with pleasure. It’s windy today! [more info...]
SCHLEICH BOER GOAT
E-I-E-I-OH SO REALISTIC TOYS - Wow-worthy details bring this figure to life! Renowned worldwide for attention to detail, discover why children and adults choose schleich's realistic models [more info...]
SCHLEICH CLYDESDALE FOAL
Clydesdales are among the biggest horses in the world. When they are fully grown, their height is 160 - 180 cm. The only horses that are bigger are Shire Horses and Brabanters. Clydesdale foals are already almost a meter tall at birth. [more info...]
SCHLEICH CLYDESDALE MARE
Shoeing a Clydesdale can be very hard work for a farrier. Their horseshoes are not just extremely large, but also weigh over 2.5 kg. This means they weigh four to five times as much as the shoes of warmbloods or thoroughbreds. Although Clydesdales tend to be stocky and extremely heavy, they can move very elegantly. They are famous for their gait: they lift their beautiful white legs very high and [more info...]
SCHLEICH DONKEY
Donkeys are frugal, balanced and sure-footed. They do not run often, but with their little hooves they can run up to 50 km / h fast. Donkeys aren't always grey. They can also be brown, white or black. [more info...]
SCHLEICH DONKEY FOAL
Donkeys are of a powerful, sturdy build. They have a grey coat and white coloring around the snout and eyes. Donkeys can carry up to thirty percent of their own body weight and are therefore often used as pack animals. [more info...]
SCHLEICH ENGLISH THORBRED MARE
All English Thoroughbreds can be traced back to three Arab stallions born between 1680 and 1724. English Thoroughbreds can even be crossed with pony breeds to make them more elegant. [more info...]
SCHLEICH ENGLISH THOROOUGHBRED STALLION
DESIGNED WITH TRUE-TO-LIFE DETAIL – For realistic rides and endless fun, this horse toy creates immersive equestrian adventures through imaginative play [more info...]
SCHLEICH GOAT
The goat looks really pretty with its white and brown coat. It has a white, star-shaped spot on its dark forehead and a distinctive goatee on ist chin. One look into its yellow eyes reveals: This goat is a real character! [more info...]
SCHLEICH HEN
Popular for their eggs and meat, chickens can be housed at a home, at a farm or by the thousands. For its health benefits and supply, chicken is consumed across the globe. [more info...]
SCHLEICH HOLSTEIN COW
Holstein bulls and cows are the most popular breed of cattle in the world. They were first bred in The Netherlands and then brought to America in 1857. [more info...]
SCHLEICH LAMB
Sheep that are not older than one year are referred to as lambs. Lambs are suckled for three months. After that, they eat grass and herbs. [more info...]
SCHLEICH MUSTANG MARE
Mustangs live in the wild all year round. They are extremely tough, resilient horses. If they're not used to people, they tend to be cautious and reticent when they encounter them. The hoofs of Mustangs are so hard that they don't need horseshoes. [more info...]
SCHLEICH PAINT HORSE FOAL
Paint horse foals have the breed's beautiful characteristic patches right from birth. Paint horses have only been an official breed since 1965. [more info...]
SCHLEICH PAINT HORSE MARE
How can you tell apart a Paint horse mare and a pinto mare? It's easy to mix them up, because they both have patched coats. Paint horses have Thoroughbred ancestry, which is where they get their elegant build from. [more info...]
SCHLEICH PIG
The domestic pig is descended from the wild boar. By breeding, around 70 breeds have been created in different colors worldwide. Pigs are more intelligent than dogs. [more info...]
SCHLEICH ROOSTER
Popular for their eggs and meat, chickens can be housed at a home, at a farm or by the thousands. For its health benefits and supply, chicken is consumed across the globe. [more info...]
SCHLEICH SHEEP
Sheep have a cuddly wool that protects them from the cold in winter. Sheep's wool takes 6 to 12 months to fully regrow after shearing. [more info...]
SCHLEICH SILKIE CHICKEN
What a funny fellow! The Silkie chicken is covered in so many feathers that you can't even see its face. Only its black beak is sticking out from the dense plumage. Even its feet are covered in feathers! How does it even find ist way around? [more info...]
SCHLEICH TINKER FOAL
The Tinker has a beautiful piebald coat, a magnificent mane, a full tail and lots of hair on the fetlocks. In winter, some Tinker horses grow a funny-looking mustache [more info...]
