Noeleen Cassettari lives in Australia and is an animal breeder.
What's surprising about this? What makes her different from other farmers is that she was able to get her miniature horse and sheep included in the Guinness Book of Records.
The pets, named Rose and Beanie respectively, were named record holders for performing speed tricks.
Miniature horse Rose is already 21 years old. At such an advanced age, by horse standards, she was able to perform 13 tricks within 1 minute.
In total, Rose has more than 100 tricks in her arsenal.
So, the horse learned to bow, ring a bell and choose cards from a deck, and its favorite trick is to smile on command.
For each action performed, Rose receives a reward - a carrot. This sweet vegetable is her favorite.
Binny the sheep has also mastered about a hundred tricks. For example, she can easily wipe her feet, lift her front legs, or turn around. Binny has also learned to go through a hoop and spin.
Of course, Beanie also gets a treat for a job well done – unlike Rose, she prefers protein pellets.
In one minute, she managed to demonstrate 11 of her “tricks” to the observers.
Rose and Beanie aren't Noeleen's only animals. The woman's "foster children" include a ram, miniature donkeys, miniature cows and even a llama.
Cassettari taught them all tricks, but, as she herself says, there is something special about Rose and Beanie.
Author: Elena Shimanovskaya