Haus Yer Horses Boarding

05/31/2026

Sounds like it’s time to upgrade!

05/22/2026

Freshly screened, freshwater and fresh hay! I sure hope he leaves us a good Tripadvisor review for good house keeping!! 😂

05/22/2026

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05/04/2026

Happy May 4th!!

May 4th is

04/04/2026

Beautiful evening at the Haus, but the rain is coming.

03/23/2026

03/04/2026

😂 Love how they communicate SO clearly!

02/15/2026

🌧️🐎 “He Was Supposed to Step Back.” But He Chose to Stand Guard.

In Budweiser’s American Icons, the storm scene was planned down to the smallest detail. Thunder. Wind. Driving rain.

The young Clydesdale was supposed to hesitate… then step back.
The eagle would remain under the fallen tree. Vulnerable. Alone.

That was the script.

But when the cue came and rain swept across the set, something powerful happened.

The foal didn’t retreat.

He stepped forward.

Slow. Steady. Intentional.
He lowered his head and positioned his body between the eagle and the storm, as if saying, “You’re not facing this alone.”

No command.
No training cue.
No direction from the crew.

Just instinct.

Behind the monitors, everything went quiet. Because in that moment, it stopped being an advertisement. It became something real.

What was meant to show hesitation became a symbol of courage.
What was meant to show fragility became protection.

That single, unscripted movement changed the emotional heart of the entire commercial. It reminded us why the Budweiser Clydesdales are more than iconic horses. They represent loyalty, strength, and the quiet kind of bravery that doesn’t need applause.

Sometimes the most powerful moments aren’t written.
They’re felt.

And sometimes, the one who was supposed to step back… steps up instead. ❤️🐎

If this gave you goosebumps, share it with someone who believes in instinct, connection, and the unspoken bond between animals.

02/05/2026

Welcome Maeve, the newest addition to the Haus.

We are so pleased to have you and your human join us. Enjoy the snow!

01/26/2026

It’s a beautiful winter morning here at the Haus. After a few days of being sequestered inside the barn, the kids are enjoying some brief time outside, taking in the sunlight and enjoying the fresh air.