Schleich Horses

Schleich 13913 Horse Club American Saddlebred Gelding

Explore the lively world of Lakeside with this German Riding Pony Gelding, a fun, educational toy figurine from Schleich! This toy is detailed and handheld, and is ideal for hours of imaginative play.

The Pura Raza Española Young Horse from Schleich® Horse Club is a curious, dark, dappled gray horse with an attentive gaze and pricked up ears. Pura Raza Española move as gracefully as dancers from a young age and are therefore often lovingly and...

Schleich 13907 Horse Club Arabian Stallion

The Schleich figures are modelled with attention to detail, hand-painted with care, and provide educationally valuable playtime. The great white shark is the largest predatory fish on the Planet. Safety Information:Warning. Not suitable for Children...

Pintos have unique, beautiful fur drawings that give the horses more personality. Nevertheless, the Pintos do not form a separate breed. They are a colour breed, which is found in almost all breeds. The coat patterns are different in "Overo" and...

All schleich figures are lovingly hand-painted with detailed modelling and allow children to learn as they play. If you look at a Tennessee Walker from the side, its legs do not stand straight on the ground, but are slanted. Safety Information:Warning...

NOW WITH BRUSHABLE MANE AND TAIL. For the first time ever, Schleich introduces a horse with brushable hair – one of seven horses in the new Sophia's Beauties lineup from Schleich Horse Club. MANE AND TAIL ARE INTERCHANGEABLE. The horses in the Sophia's...

The Schleich figures are modelled with attention to detail, hand-painted with care, and provide educationally valuable playtime. The blue whale is the largest mammal on the Planet. Safety Information:Warning. Not suitable for Children under 3 years.

Schleich 13908 Horse Club Arabian Mare

Dolphins are quick, agile swimmers, often jumping impressively over The water surface. Underwater, They produce high-pitched whistling and clicking sounds to create echoes. That's how They orient Themselves and track down prey. Dolphins are very social...