Summer

Behavior: In summer, stallions look for shaded areas to shelter from the heat of the sun. They can be seen resting during the day and become more active at dusk and dawn when temperatures are cooler.

Morphology: Garrons’ fur can be shorter and lighter to help reflect heat. Their hooves may be drier due to the harder terrain, requiring less maintenance.

Autumn

Behavior: During fall, stallions may spend more time in pastures and exploring areas in search of abundant food to build up reserves for the winter.

Morphology: The coat may begin to become denser as winter approaches. Os garranos podem começar a acumular gordura para se prepararem para os meses mais frios.

Winter

Behavior: In winter, stallions may group together to protect themselves from wind and snow. They may travel greater distances in search of accessible pastures and spend more time foraging for food.

Morphology: Garrano’s fur becomes denser and longer to insulate them from the cold. Hooves may be more susceptible to problems due to soil moisture.

Spring

Behavior: With the emergence of new shoots and lush green vegetation, stallions may become more lively and spend more time grazing and exploring their environment.

Morphology: The coat may begin to lose its density as temperatures increase. Garranos may begin to lose some of the extra weight they accumulated over the winter.