Correct these run-on sentences. Best and complete answer gets brainliest. I would love an explanation. :D 1.
The farm is in Pennsylvania it is near the city of Gettysburg.
2.
Garulo went to Argentina he learned about Falabella horses there.
3.
They look just like full-sized horses they are the size of dogs.
4.
They are very tame they seem to enjoy performing.
5.
Visitors can watch the miniature horses jump, these animals also dance and pull tiny wagons.

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