Meet the charming triplets who share a similar appearance although belonging to distinct animals. This group consists of three different-sized animals with spotted fur coats: a dog, a pony, and a horse.
They like spending time and playing with Greetje Arends-family-Hakvoort despite their differences. An appaloosa stallion, a Shetland pony, and a Dalmatian dog reside in Greetje’s home. Greetje usually takes her daughter Jolie, age 7, to see the animals. Shetland pony riding is something Jolie adores.
The names and ages of the gang are shown below. The stallion’s name is Nevada. Napoleon the pony and Jack Sparrow the Dalmatian are their names. “Nevada, my stallion is Brown, Black, and White-spotted three colors, while Jack and Napoleon are Black and White Spotted,” Greetji said to whatzviral.
Two of my desires — owning a Dalmatian dog and loving spotted horses — were realized in an unusual way. From the Netherlands, Greetji made a comment.
“When people see the three of them together, they always smile; they frequently mention the 101 Dalmatians movie, which makes them think of happy childhood memories,” Napoleon and Jolie “grew up together and are now the greatest of friends because they were born around the same time.”
When they see the three of them together, people constantly smile, and they regularly make references to the 101 Dalmatians movie, which makes them think of their own happy childhood memories. Jack used to picture himself as one of the horses when he was younger, and he fits in just fine. The essential word here is trust; horses want a sense of security and confidence, which Jack gives them.
They are very devoted to their respective horses and dogs. We have more spaces open as the family expands! I enjoy training our other three horses, of which we have three.