Noah Raber

Noah Raber breeds Percheron horses in Walhonding, OH, located in Coshocton County and the central Ohio region near Columbus. With over ten years of experience, Noah Raber follows guidelines set by the American Percheron Horse Association and schedules regular veterinary health screenings and dental exams.

Horses live in a spacious, naturally ventilated barn with straw and wood shaving bedding, and daily turnout in adjoining paddocks encourages healthy movement. A forage-first diet is supplemented with balanced minerals to support steady growth and strong bone development. Stalls are cleaned twice daily and paddocks rotated to maintain pasture quality.

Each foal receives early, supervised exposure to farm machinery and livestock sounds, fostering calmness and resilience. Selective foals later undertake introductory driving sessions to develop harness manners. Raised on family land, these horses benefit from hands-on training that emphasizes gradual desensitization and positive reinforcement, traits valued in Percheron workhorses.