Mostly the usual farm animals -- chickens, goats, etc.

I saw dogs, but they were on leashes. A friend with a dog had her dog on a leash , so I guess this is the rule.

In case you are still planning your trip, inside the main shop you can find all the usual snowglobes, little metal statues, etc. I don't recall exact prices, but it seems they were comparable to the other souvenir shops in the area. There were certainly other shops with a larger selection, but if you want something that specifically has their logo printed on it, you'd probably better get it there. During the summer market, there is a much larger offering of everything Viking. You'll find many metal items -- bracelets, face guards, swords, shields, medallions -- all sorts of jewelry. There are also many interesting wood-carved items and other sewn/woven handicrafts. I believe one stand even sold pots for outdoor cooking, so you can really find a lot of fun things. Again, the pricing is comparable to other souvenir shops that might offer the same thing.

Entré open to 16, closes 17 June 1 - 18, Mon-Fri 10 - 16 (17) June 20 - Aug 30, All days 10 - 16 (17)