The Gypsy horse world is beautifully diverse — shaped by many farms, traditions, experiences, and perspectives. This community exists to bring those voices together, not to rank them. Here, we believe: - Every Gypsy horse has value - Every owner, breeder, and farm brings lived experience - There is no single “right way,” only thoughtful, responsible approaches - Learning happens best in environments rooted in respect We welcome: - Established breeders and farms - New and aspiring owners - Trainers, educators, and facilitators - Anyone who loves and respects the Gypsy horse This is a space for sharing, listening, and growing — not competing, comparing, or proving. Our shared intention is simple:To grow the Gypsy horse world with integrity, kindness, and care —and to honor the way these horses help humans find peace, connection, and healing. One conversation. One shared story. One hoofbeat at a time. 🐴 PLEASE INTRODUCE YOURSELF and share pictures of your beautiful HORSES!

Frozen bales and winter winds can’t stop us! For the love of horses…just dress warm!

In good and bad “weather” these gypsies make my heart so happy! Enough snow already!!! What’s the last photo you took of your horses?

To keep this space calm, welcoming, and meaningful for everyone, we ask that all members follow these guidelines: ✅ Please DO: - Share your experiences, routines, and lessons learned - Offer insights from your own journey with Gypsy horses - Ask curious, respectful questions - Celebrate different approaches and perspectives - Speak from lived experience rather than absolutes - 🚫 Please AVOID: - Comparing farms, horses, or breeding programs competitively - Declaring one method as the “only” or “best” way - Public criticism of specific farms, breeders, or individuals - Sales posts without permission or context - Heated debates or judgment-based language 💬 A gentle reminder: We value discussion, not debateWe value sharing, not provingWe value learning, not winning If something feels misaligned, it’s okay to pause, reflect, or reach out privately. This community is meant to feel like a good barn day — grounded, respectful, and supportive. Thank you for helping protect the tone of this space 🤍