He has to stay in his stall today so hopefully he's not too upset. I asked that another horse stay in with him at all times and maybe the other horses could rotate babysitting him:-) I can take him out and let him graze later so I know he will enjoy that. He can be turned back out tomorrow and maybe Sunday I can hop on him.
Friday, April 18, 2008
Spur be gone.
He has to stay in his stall today so hopefully he's not too upset. I asked that another horse stay in with him at all times and maybe the other horses could rotate babysitting him:-) I can take him out and let him graze later so I know he will enjoy that. He can be turned back out tomorrow and maybe Sunday I can hop on him.
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Thanks for stopping by my blog and your nice comments (I love my ponies!)
Hopefully Less is co-operative with his confinement, seems to make it easier on them AND us.
About cleaning *him*... I have to let the vets do Quinn, even drugged he acts like he's being violated! lol
What was the shot for? Is this something he has gotten before? Or gets regularly? What did I miss?
As far as cleaning *him* Clyde never seems to mind. In fact, he seems rather proud to show off when it's tidy time. He was gelded at one, so he has to brag about something I guess :)
Just spent some time doing "catch up reading". I read your 2007 entries. Hadn't heard of the "jingling" thing before. Now that I have I'll be sure to jingle for Less (just a bit less than a month until his anniversary, you must be excited!)
Have to say I laughed so hard about the post where you tasted the ulcer-guard. I have had the not so pleasant experience of tasting Wind-Aid. Ugh, it doesn't even smell good. My friend was giving it to her gelding (Baron). Well Baron doesn't like it, it was windy and I was standing on the wrong side. Guess who got a bunch of wind-aid blown at her face?! YUCK
coffin bone? what is that?
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