This message is from: "Reena Giola" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Exactly Pat!!! that is why I make a trip out to the barn whether I am going
to ride or not, to check on my guy. I can tell right away if he is 'off'
or not when others can't.
Reena
who also wants to know about the Xango?
I was recently reminded of something about our Fjords that those new to
the breed ought to know and those with them should remember.
They do not show illness like other breeds. This is a major fact - big
time. I can tell many many stories of Fjords that do not exhibit the
extensive symptoms of illness until they are very far along sick. They
will continue to eat, and sometimes the slightest of difference is only
noted IF you know your individual horse and his normal habits really well.
They just take pain and discomfort without the normal signs we see in
other breeds.
Pat H
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