Mules Qui peut

Collection Eric Rousseaux The mule is not a breed in the traditional sense, but the result of a cross between a donkey (jack) and a mare. Its classification therefore relies not on a reproducible genealogy, but on a precise definition of authorized crosses. Today, two types of mules benefit from official recognition, while other regional traditions—still very much alive—remain without a structured framework. The two officially recognized registers The Poitevin mule (mulassier type) The...

Mule Trek – Pentecost 2026 in Cluny At MULE QUI PEUT, we love our mules… but we also really love children ❤️ On the occasion of the Pentecost weekend 2026, we are organizing a trek with mules, mule-hybrids and hinnies in Cluny, open to all enthusiasts, in a friendly and supportive atmosphere. 📅 Dates and location of the trek Dates: May 23, 24 and 25, 2026 Location: Cluny area (Saône-et-Loire, France) Format: hub-based (star-shaped) trek This Pentecost 2026 mule trek will take place on...

As Not’Pascal so aptly put it, Les Mulinades  are a bit like family reunions… but for muleteers. Three days to reconnect, meet new people, put real names to usernames, share, reflect, and learn. This was the 3rd edition, and each time we leave filled with wonderful emotions. This year, it was hosted by Laurent Balmana and Aurélia Pradeau in Cosne-sur-Loire. Welcomed by Laurent and Aurélia, the venue gave the event a truly special dimension. The setting is magnificent. Yes, there were many...