Hello, first of all I would like to thank you for taking the time to visit this page.  I would also like to tell you a little about our operation.

I purchased my first miniature horse in 1996. She was an adorable little paint about 4 months old.  She wore a halter that "almost" fit.   Therefore, I started my quest to find a halter that would fit my baby.

I looked at the local farm stores and found pony halters - they were way too big. Then I went to tack and specialty shops. I found an adult halter that would have fit her mother, had I owned her. But to my dismay, I  could not find a halter that would work for a weanling. I finally run across a fellow who would make them special for me but I did keep looking for other suppliers, needless to say why.  I found that although the Amish community was very polite and made halters I still wasn't satisfied as they had only a few colors to choose from - I wanted more of a variety of product and color.

So, I found a machine and nylon supplier and I decided to try on my own.   Since I knew how to sew, I was confident that I could do at least as well as all the people whose products I had rejected.  And I was right! I made my first halter, and my second before I finally completed some sizes I was satisfied with.

Then I branched out to my horse friends - they like my halters too.   One of my best friends had Llamas and wondered if I could make something that would work on them.  I did - I now have six sizes of llama halters.  Then another friend had a zebra,  then a reindeer, then a donkey and then a goat. Also, one of my best friends has a large pony that she could not cannot keep a halter on, until now.  I also have a friend with Arabians with delicate muzzles, I have them well fitted now too.

So you can see - this business has gone from alpacas to zebras.  If you can measure it, I can make a halter for it.  Thanks for taking the time to read "our story" and hope you enjoy some of our extra photos - they were just too cute to toss out.