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Gaston Farm Inc.
Services/Rates
Gaston Farm provides a range of services:
Benefits Of Leasing
Start leasing you'll love it!
Leasing can help with:
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showing
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building confidence
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learning responsibility
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bonding with a horse
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improving in your riding
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and just fun!
Rates
| Lessons: |
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| 30min Private |
$40 for Danielle Gaston |
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| 30min Semi Private |
$35 for Danielle Gaston |
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| 45min Group |
$40 for Danielle Gaston |
| Leases: |
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| Types of Leases: |
$700 per month for full lease |
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$350 per month for 1/2 lease |
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$175 per month for 1/4 lease |
| Shows: |
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| Use of horse: |
$25 Only needed if not leased |
| Transportation: |
$75 min Scaled on mileage |
| Coaching: |
$40 |
| Other: |
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| Boarding: |
$700 |
| Practice Ride: |
$25 |
| Schooling: |
$20 |
Really good link: www.polocenter.com 
Gaston Farm
also is a Lisenced Kennel
We breed Greater Swiss Mountain Dogs, and Jack Russell Terriers.
One of our Greater Swiss Mountain Dogs
Tank: One of our (grown) puppies in his new home!
The Greater Swiss Mountain Dog
Thanks, www.gsmdca.orgThe Greater Swiss Mountain Dog (Grosser Schweizer Sennenhund) is the largest of the four Swiss Sennenhund breeds, the others being the Berner (Bernese Mountain Dog), Appenzeller and Entlebucher. Historically, the Greater Swiss Mountain Dog assisted farmers and herdsmen with daily chores, such as pulling carts and keeping a watchful eye over livestock. Today the Swissy, as it is known to its friends, is primarily a family dog, though the working dog aptitude remains strong. As a family pet, the Swissy is noted for its gentle nature, great loyalty, and wonderful disposition toward children.
The Greater Swiss Mountain Dog is characterized by its large, muscular stature and beautiful tri-colored markings. Males stand approximately 25.5 to 28.5 inches at the withers and weigh anywhere from 105 to 140 lbs. Females stand 23.5 to 27 inches, with weight ranging from 85 to 110 lbs.
Through careful breeding and selection of imports, the breed has shown steady growth since its introduction to the U.S in 1968. The Greater Swiss Mountain Dog Club of America, Inc. was formed in 1971 to promote the sound breeding, welfare, and wider recognition of the breed. In 1985, the GSMD was admitted to the Miscellaneous Class of the AKC, and was granted full recognition in the Working Group in July of 1995.
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