
A visit to the petting farm or a walk through the countryside puts a smile on the face of young and old. Farm animals have been closely linked to humans for thousands of years, and each has a character all its own. Which farm animal is your favorite? Cast your vote!
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Horse
Majestic, powerful and sensitive. The bond between horse and rider is unique in the animal world, from sporting achievements to relaxing trail rides.
Cow
With their curious gaze, big ears and calming chewing of the cud, cows are much more affectionate and playful than many people think ('cow cuddling' isn't a trend for nothing).
Pygmy Goat
The undisputed acrobat of the petting farm: happily jumping on top of everything, playfully headbutting and always begging for a handful of pellets.
Alpaca
With their ultra-soft wool, funny hairdos and soft noses, they have won the hearts of many. A walk with an alpaca is pure relaxation.
Pig
Extremely intelligent, social and fond of a nice mud bath to cool off. Pigs visibly enjoy a good scratching session behind the ears.
Sheep
Peacefully grazing on the dike. Especially in spring, when frolicking lambs skip through the meadow, it's a quintessentially Dutch symbol of coziness.
Donkey
Not stubborn, but extremely sensible and thoughtful: a donkey stops to think when there's danger. Their long ears and friendly gaze make them beloved.
Chicken
Cheerfully scratching around the garden, curiously chasing worms and delivering a fresh egg every morning. Chickens have a surprising mind of their own.
Duck
Swimming in a quacking line through the ditch with a trail of fluffy ducklings behind. A familiar and cheerful sight at every village pond.
Farm Dog (Border Collie / Farmyard Dog)
The indispensable loyal guard and herder of the farm, working tirelessly with the farmer to keep the flock together.
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