They have the head of a Norwegian Fjord, and the rear end of an Arabian. The mane of a zebra (although these manes - and tails- shed once a year... how weird!) Close-coupled and energy-efficient, these little animals are the oldest living breed of of Equid on our planet.
If you've never seen this type of horse, take a look. They are really cool, and there are only about 1800 in the whole world!
CBC News - Calgary - Endangered wild horses born at Calgary Zoo
This was just forwarded by a friend and is the first I've heard of this technique, though admittedly, my heart breaks when hearing the horrid news pertaining to our country's latest contribution to World Destruction, so I've had to limit my news consumption. Anyway, if any of you are grooming a pet this holiday weekend, Sweep it Up and Send it Out!! ~J