About Isfaxa Farm
Isfaxa means "Ice Mane." We raise
purebred Icelandic sheep, and also
own Icelandic horses. The animals are
our pride and joy, and provide us with a
lifestyle that allows us to enjoy the
outdoors, hard work, and the affection
of our animals.
Peder is an experienced horseman,
having grown up around horses and
taken instruction from trainers in
Iceland, Canada and the US. Peder
enjoys training people how to ride, and
how to train their horses. He avidly
promotes the use of a combination of
techniques including Centered Riding,
TTouch, and Icelandic gentling
techniques.
Bonnie fell in love with an Icelandic
horse named Sara in 2002, and the
rest is history. Shortly afterwards,
Bonnie fell in love with Icelandic sheep,
and has become an avid knitter,
hand-spinner, and shepherdess. She
focuses on natural horsemanship, the
barefoot trim, and natural sheep care.
purebred Icelandic sheep, and also
own Icelandic horses. The animals are
our pride and joy, and provide us with a
lifestyle that allows us to enjoy the
outdoors, hard work, and the affection
of our animals.
Peder is an experienced horseman,
having grown up around horses and
taken instruction from trainers in
Iceland, Canada and the US. Peder
enjoys training people how to ride, and
how to train their horses. He avidly
promotes the use of a combination of
techniques including Centered Riding,
TTouch, and Icelandic gentling
techniques.
Bonnie fell in love with an Icelandic
horse named Sara in 2002, and the
rest is history. Shortly afterwards,
Bonnie fell in love with Icelandic sheep,
and has become an avid knitter,
hand-spinner, and shepherdess. She
focuses on natural horsemanship, the
barefoot trim, and natural sheep care.
Photo by SarahBell
