Who’s that? The German Shepherd stands in the middle of the farmyard with her ears pricked. There was a noise that doesn’t belong here. What was it?

The alert dog listens carefully and stretches her neck so she doesn’t miss a thing. She knows the farm inside and out and can tell when something is wrong. She is unmatched as a herding dog. She is vigilant yet gentle with her favourite people, making sure everyone feels safe.

Her puppy is never far away and carefully watches everything his mother does. Maybe today he’ll get to go on patrol?

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The Jersey Cow gives the visitors at the pasture fence a friendly look with her black eyes. She comes trotting over right away because she's very trusting. Good friends are even allowed to get close enough to stroke her yellowish coat. She loves to be patted like that. Gently she pokes at their hands with her soft muzzle: Don't stop! She's only 1.20 meters high and so much smaller than many other cattle breeds. Together, the herd loves to stand on the pasture, where they can always find lush new grass. Everyone enjoys these regular visits.

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The cute Bichon Frisé has what it takes to be a regal salon lion with its thick curly mane. But it also likes to romp across the meadow and chase balls. You can’t help loving this cute cotton ball on four legs. Especially when it happily curls up on your lap to enjoy a few cuddles. Who wouldn’t want to snuggle with this curly bundle of fun?

Today, there is noise in the forest: the lumberjack is busy with his chainsaw, cutting down trees. Right now, he is working on a particularly thick tree trunk. He has already sawed off several pieces. Wood chips fly around as he works. It's a good thing he's wearing a safety helmet. The little white puppy always follows him to work in the forest because he loves being outdoors. There is always something to discover. For example, he has just seen a cheeky squirrel. From 4 years.

Four new babies have arrived at the farm! The lively piglet scampers happily around the stable, while the Highland calf, with its shaggy fur, sniffs curiously at a tuft of hay. The donkey, with his long ears, looks around with interest: where is his friend, the Knabstrupper foal? The little white whirlwind, with its dark spots, gallops in, neighing. The four bring so much joy to the stable. It's never boring!

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The Lionhead Rabbit is especially popular with children, because it is quite small and friendly. It's especially happy when it finds a playmate. It loves to romp around the meadow and is always ready to learn new games. Hey, what's up? Those big, black eyes are shining with an adventurous look. Will you play with me? But it also loves a good cuddle and to have its lion's mane stroked. So fluffy!

De prachtige Plymouth Rock Kip loopt druk rond op de boerderij. Ze is op zoek naar voedsel. Misschien heeft de boer een knapperig slablaadje laten vallen? Omdat ze zo goed van vertrouwen is, geven haar lievelingsmensen haar af en toe een traktatie. De vriendelijke kip vindt het heerlijk om geaaid te worden. Haar dichte, pluizige verenkleed is gewoon uitnodigend. Te mooi!

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Calves are born around once a year. It’s very important they drink their mother’s milk within the first few hours. This is a special yellowish liquid known as colostrum that cannot be drunk by humans. It contains numerous antibodies that help the calf to resist diseases. After around five days, the calf will have had enough colostrum and will then drink normal cow’s milk for around ten months until it can nourish itself exclusively from grass and other plants.

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Who is taking a relaxed stroll across the meadow? A long neck, super thick fur, and a distinctive hairstyle on its small head – it’s clearly the alpaca!

As soon as it spots its favorite human, it comes trotting over. It enjoys company and quite rightly hopes for treats and cuddles. With its fluffy coat, it’s almost guaranteed to get them – who could resist?

It also needs its thick fur, as it originally comes from the high mountain regions of South America. But it also feels right at home with Farmer Paul. The treats are definitely better here!

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Got something tasty there? With wide eyes, the British Shorthair Cat looks up and fixes its eyes on the plate. Who could resist? Of course, the fluffy play figure deserves a treat. It daintily samples the food and then cleans her shimmering bluish fur thoroughly afterwards. She likes to be cozy and spends her days indoors. She isn't keen on going outside at all. She prefers to be pampered by her human and enjoys long cuddles on the couch. You can't say no to that, surely?

The friendly Percheron Mare trots up trustingly. She is always happy to have visitors, especially if they have a crunchy carrot in their pocket. She carefully accepts it with her soft, black muzzle. I wonder what her plans are for today? Because of her build, she finds long gallops rather strenuous, but she is very strong and is good at moving heavy loads. Maybe she can pull a carriage? In any case, she is always helpful and happy to join in on excursions. How can you use her help?

Dankzij haar weelderige verenkleed is het Zijdehoen altijd een prachtige verschijning. Haar naam zegt het al: haar veren zien er heel zacht uit. Wat leuk dat ze ook graag geaaid wordt. Zelfs nu wiebelt ze in de typische kippengang en beweegt ze haar mollige kop. Wat heeft ze liever: een knuffel of iets lekkers?

Net als zijn moeder heeft het kleine Wolvarken big een dikke laag krullen op zijn rug. Dat ziet er heel schattig uit. Met zijn knipperende zwarte ogen kijkt het geamuseerd en strekt het zijn korte snuit de lucht in. Oink!

Wat een mooie Muilezel! Hij heeft een bruine vacht, die steeds lichter wordt op de buik, en zwarte poten. De korte, sterke manen zijn ook zwart. De lange oren zijn veelzeggend: je kunt er meteen aan herkennen dat zijn vader een ezel was. Zijn lange benen heeft hij echter geërfd van zijn moederpaard. Een prachtig dier!

The little Galloway Calf looks a bit lost as it stretches its black snout into the air. It can't really be cold, because its thick curls keep it warm out in the pasture all year round. Maybe it is hungry? The little Galloway Calf probably wants to drink some milk. So where is its mother, the Galloway Cow (sold separately)? She can't be far away. Surely she's grazing over there, where the grass look so lush and juicy. Still a little unsteady on its feet, the little calf stumbles over to its mother. It won't be leaving her side anytime soon!

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Farmer Paul has to chop wood in the forest before winter comes. To do this, he drives his four-wheel truck into the forest to the felled trees. With the winch he pulls a heavy tree trunk from the pile. He puts on his hard hat and uses the chainsaw to cut the log. His Jack Russell Terrier watches to make sure he doesn't do anything wrong. When he's finally finished, he thirstily drinks a cold lemonade. Hey, who's that peeking out of the bushes? The hedgehog has come over from the food trough (sold separately) and is watching him!

Bulls have been the symbol of Spain for centuries. They can weigh well over 1,000 kg and are extremely strong. Before a bull attacks, it displays warning behaviours. It shows itself from the side so that it looks bigger, tosses its head back and forth, scrapes the ground with its front hoof and bellows.

Cows show affection by licking each others’ heads, shoulders and backs. If they are separated from their friends, they often get stressed and sad. It’s not difficult for cows to tell each other apart: they have unique voices and scents. In addition, the animals can identify up to 100 faces from their herd and are highly intelligent. Not only can they solve puzzles, but they actually really enjoy them. If they work out how to open a gate with a button, they jump up and down and frolic around.

The Highland Bull from FARM WORLD has a long, warm coat. It is so thick and wooly that even icy cold doesn’t bother him. That’s why he can stay outside all year round. The bulls are easy to distinguish from the cows – the horns of males are bent forward almost horizontally. The horns of females are significantly longer and curve upwards.

De Geit ziet er heel mooi uit met zijn witbruine vachtkleur. Ze heeft een witte, stervormige vlek op haar donkere voorhoofd. Net als een opvallende sik onder haar mond. Eén blik in haar gele ogen verraadt het: de geit is temperamentvol!

The light green budgerigar with the yellow head may be small, but its cheerful chirping can be heard from afar.

The little bird is very curious and keeps a close eye on everything happening around it. It comments on everything with its beeps.

Budgerigars are true songbirds and can also imitate many sounds.

This friendly bird always puts everyone in a good mood with its singing talent. No wonder people want it as a pet companion.

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