by OutdatedBoombox » Wed Oct 05, 2016 9:49 am

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Welcome to the AISP Association! Here on the islands off Alaska you can find a breed of hardy pony that can't be found anywhere else. Please keep in mind that these ponies cannot be stalled and need a roaming herd environment to thrive. After WWII, these ponies were diminished in number due to destruction and use as pack animals during the skirmishes. After the war, residents of the islands and Alaska helped bring the breed back, thus founding the AISP Association to keep these uncommon ponies safe from future harm. Since 1943, the population has recovered and the many semi-feral ponies roam free on the islands and in areas of northern Canada and Alaska. These ponies have a slick, seal-like coat that repels water and consists of two layers. The outer layer repels water and the dense inner layer keeps the pony warm.This coat becomes extremely thick and fluffy in the winters. While the breed may have started out on one of the larger islands, they have spread to populate others by swimming across. These ponies have slightly better swimming skills that the average equine and can go for quite a while in the frigid ocean. Due to the fact that Seal Ponies do not fare well in warm climates, it's not advised that they be exported from the islands. Seal ponies that are exported must go through rigorous blood and DNA testing before they leave and return for the safety of the breed. The sturdy equines range from 13-15hh and are mainly used as pack or sled horses. AISPs can be used as riding ponies, though due to their stubborn, hard-to-train demeanor it's not very common. They tend to have one foal at a time, though twins are slightly less rare than in other breeds. Foals are often born a different color than their adult form, but that only applies to certain coats unique to the breed.
Rules
- Have an issue? Pm me! Everything goes through me at some point.
- I have a two warning system. You get two clear warnings before a temp ban. However this may vary depending on the severity of the issue.
- Theft is not tolerated
- All of Tess's rules apply
- Do not harass or pester the staff
- Do not sell your AISP [there may be possible purchase-able equines in the future, but I am still debating]
- Do not ask for customs
- You may own as many ponies as you can handle
- Foals can be bred after three weeks
- Follow all site rules
- Owned ponies will not have a background
- I reserve the right to confiscate and rehome ponies that belong to those who have broken the rules
- AISP's MUST BE REGISTERED after they have been won in order to breed.
- You must have a stable/reserve created in order to register your equines
- Equines on the old lines will not be transferred
- Each AISP has 8 breeding slots
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by OutdatedBoombox » Wed Oct 05, 2016 9:50 am
Breed Information wrote:Aleutian Island Seal Ponies, also sometimes called Northern Caribou Horses, are a semi-feral breed that originated on the Aleutian islands off the coasts of Alaska. They have since spread and small herds populate areas in northern Canada and Alaska. The ponies range in size from 13hh-15hh but generally stay in the 13-14hh range. Due to their feral nature, they don't make good riding animals unless either hand raised or trained well from a young age. However, they are excellent hauling and sled animals. It isn't uncommon to see herds of these ponies mingling with migrating herds of caribou, hence their secondary name. Unlike many other horse breeds, AISPs have some genes unique to their breed that can change the coat color to something that is very similar to various kinds of seals. To add to that fact, they have a double layered mostly waterproof coat and are slightly better swimmers than the average equine.
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by OutdatedBoombox » Wed Oct 05, 2016 9:50 am
Registrations are open! Please pm me with questions. pm me the form with the title 'I'm registering my AISP'
Please do not send in a registration until you actually have created a reserve, thank you.
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[quote="Registration"][b]Username:[/b]
[b]Stable/Reserve Name:[/b] (please link!)
[b]AISP Name:[/b]
[b]AISP Gender:[/b]
[b]AISP Coat color:[/b]
[b]AISP's Dam:[/b] (put 'foundation' if it is not a breeding)
[b]AISP's Sire:[/b] (put 'foundation' if it is not a breeding)[/quote]
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