On Nov 18, 2007 8:51 AM, Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After 12 years, he still hasn't given up hope - what an
optimist.
She probably loves him in her own way.
V
Dumb question time...don't birds poop all over the place? V
Not dumb at all. They have a fast metabolism, meaning it happens about
every 20-30 minutes or so. Hoover and my Gray know the verbal command, Go
poopy, so we simply hold them over a paper towel periodically. I'm not
sure all birds
On 18/11/2007, Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We do have some accidents along - best not get a bird if you can't take
that!
Karen Thomas, NC
I had a pet sparrow as a kid, and when I think back on it now I don't
recall her making a mess anywhere. Her cage door was mostly open, and
I
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Judy~
I am sorry I keep breaking the rules. I don't mean to, Just have a
difficult time remembering them, as stated in the email, my other lists
don't have them. I have a question, though: Why is top posting not
allowed?
The cue for my dogs is the same as yours:Go Poopy...for my birds it's
Bombs Away or Fire in the hole...I think you can indeed train older
birds...I can't remember how old Hoover is, but Charlie learned at 35 years
old...she didn't have any potty training at all before that.
Mary
wow! 84 year old dances with 24 year old. shoot...no way that i could
do this at my age...now! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKRZv6NGjdc
Raven
Lucy Molly, the Girl Doggies
Huginn Dixie Chick, the Back Behind the Barn Ponies
Respect ALL Earthlings. We are all animals of this planet. We are
Hunter, a horse, urinates on command. It's a great trick for an endurance
horse to know.
Nancy
Nancy~ did you train Hunter by whistling?
Mary
The Lund Family [EMAIL PROTECTED] kirjoitti:
http://www.dogsadversereactions.com/scienceVaccineDamage.html
This article is especially informative, and is well documented.
Meg
Well, if you actually start reading the studies she quotes they are not at all
showing what she claims they
wow! 84 year old dances with 24 year old.
shoot...no way that i could
do this at my age...now!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKRZv6NGjdc
Wow. That was cool.
Lorraine
Be a better pen pal.
Healing with Horsepower
By Alaina Potrikus
When Sister Eileen Derrick was diagnosed with breast
cancer two summers ago, she said she felt like she had
lost control.
Her faith wasn't the only thing that got her through
the dark days of the illness. Looking out of her
window at the Alverna
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Raven ~ How do you always come up with these wonderful links?
Mary
I totally understand, and I do agree that this is the most 'beautiful' of
lists! Just never knew the top posting netiquette. Please don't think I am
being combative - just wondering.
Just have a hard time remembering. I will remember from now on...I hope.
Mary
Ljufur was so good at it. That was with no rope, no pull on the tail,
just asking him to back up to me. I put my arms out to the side, so
that he knew, for sure, where I was, and he'd stop exactly in the
right spot without bumping me.
Do you think that might help Drifa?
Sounds good;
http://www.dogsadversereactions.com/scienceVaccineDamage.html
This article is especially informative, and is well documented.
Meg
Actually, this is not informative nor is it well documented. Vaccines do
cause problems; well documented, proven ...so no need to go hunting zebras.
I put my arms out to the side, so that he knew,
for sure, where I was, and he'd stop exactly in the
right spot without bumping me.
Sounds good; I am going to try it. Not sure about
the video, though...
Just set your camera on the car, a fence, trash can,
window sill, whatever, and turn it
The cue for my dogs is the same as yours:Go Poopy...for my birds it's
Bombs Away or Fire in the hole...I think you can indeed train older
birds...I can't remember how old Hoover is, but Charlie learned at 35 years
old...she didn't have any potty training at all before that.
Hoover was not
When Sister Eileen Derrick was diagnosed with breast cancer two summers
ago, she said she felt like she had lost control.
OH! I believe she's the nun who contacted me about buying Reddi for her
program - it was just in the planning stages then, and I'd already sold him.
She seemed so genuine -
What I do want for myself is Sleipnir's story.
I think you can go directly to the website and order it there.
The link is here:
http://iceryder.net/sleipnirsstory.html
Judy
On 11/18/07, Wanda Lauscher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The boys a certainly a curious bunch.
They are too cute. Can barely see Peppy in the weeds. What hay are
you burning? Is it waste from what the horses didn't eat or hay
that's too old/moldy to feed?
--
Anna
Southern Ohio
Looks like they would founder for sure with all that green!
Actually, not all grasses are created the same, and warm weather
tropical grasses are usully better, like bermuda for
instance..and of course not overfeeding, and keeping up on the
trims so the white line never streches, etc
On 18/11/2007, Anna Hopkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
They are too cute. Can barely see Peppy in the weeds. What hay are
you burning? Is it waste from what the horses didn't eat or hay
that's too old/moldy to feed?
We use round bales now, the majority of which is grass hay.
We pluck off
Is a Fjord an Iclandic horse? Or is Iclandic a breed by its self? This
is probably a dumb question. Dwight
On Sun, 18 Nov 2007 13:00:35 -0600, you wrote:
So it goes in a separate pile and we take it out to the old trailer
foundation to burn.
If you have neighbours with ruminants (goats, sheep or cows) they
would probably be glad of the mouldy stuff (if it's the usual white
mould that grows on
Actually, this is not informative nor is it well documented. Vaccines
do cause problems; well documented, proven ...so no need to go hunting
zebras. However, when you look at the risk/benefit analysis, - the
incidence of adverse events vs the benefit of the vaccine you would come up
with a
What a great story!
A rider on the gaited endurance list sent the linK for Sister Madonna Buder
http://www.rolemodelsofhealth.com/index.php?position=sisterbuder
She's another extraordinary older woman.
Nancy
No, although I have always that's how they do it at the track. Every time
he stretched to pee, I said Go potty Hunter. And treated him when he
performed. He now pee's several times each time I go to catch him. I have
to hold back treats for the later performances. Of course this does beg the
On 11/15/07 6:41 PM, Anna Hopkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Annilese mentioned putting a fungicide on the hooves for non-healing
hoof cracks. Any one have suggestions on type or brand. Janice
suggested Thrushbuster from Saddleup tack but Susan doesn't have it
listed on her site. I found
On 11/15/07 7:07 PM, Bia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use straight iodine but...what is gentian violet exactly?
Thanks
Bia:
There is 1% iodine and there is 7% (also called strong iodine). Be really
careful with the 7% stuff it can really burn the skin; for most application
it should be used
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Lorraine
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I've had two horses that've had laminitis. One was overweight -
not as bad
as many Icelandic's I've seen, but she was fat.
Let's not just blame the owners, and keep people ashamed to talk
about
problems they didn't cause. That sort of thinking is not in the
horses'
best interest.
On 11/16/07, Penelope Hodge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh, no, not a vet. I am a ... uh ... ditch digger. Yup, that's me.
Digging ditches. Ain't never had much schooling.
Penny
oh gee thats too bad, I was thinking how nice it would be to have a
vet on here who was speaking to me. I
I am a Planner, and one time about five years ago an engineer who was
once the head engineer of a NUCLEAR POWER PLANT brought in a site plan
drawing for a development that was nothing but a giant blueprint
drawing of a big square. no dimensions, no measurements, no
structure, not even a north
On 11/16/07, Mic Rushen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 16 Nov 2007 06:55:01 -0600, you wrote:
who is the horse God in Greek mythology?
Poseidon.
Mic
hmm. that sounds right... but i heard it was Neptune.! Are neptune
and poseidon the same dude?? Just surprised me it was a seashore god
I have never seen myself ride bareback because you have to be a really
good rider to ride bareback Anna, something you are in an elite group
of :)
Janice
--
yipie tie yie yo
you know, we all have our relatively limited experience with horses
and every time I say it it makes lots of people MAD but I have known
and ridden with maybe fifty arabians and of those only one was real
gentle and quiet and laid back. I have ridden with maybe 75 paso
finos and i have never met
On 11/18/07, Penelope Hodge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the incidence of
adverse events vs the benefit of the vaccine you would come up with a
different outlook.
haha, o yeah, adverse events vs benefits is something I am a
believer in! if one of my horses dies of a bad reaction to a shot
On 18/11/2007, Lorraine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here is Dagur before I take him for a walk. I need
more work on the mounting block.
That looks good on him Lorraine. What structure is that behind him?
I'd like to see more pics of that. I'd like more shade out in our
paddocks and am
On Nov 18, 2007 1:26 PM, Judy Ryder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think you can go directly to the website and order it there.
Thanks, got it ordered!
--
Anna
Southern Ohio
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, Cherie Mascis
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Believe it or not Betadine mixed with sugar and slathered in the
cracks works really well for hoof cracks that don't grow out well.
Cherie
It does work. My farrier called it sugardyne. The bacteria love the
sugar and
Betadine is not antifungal? I use betadine or diluted iodine on rain rot
and
it works. And rain rot is caused by a fungus isn't it? I am going to have
to
read up on that.
Betadine is an antibacterial and antifungal. Rain rot is a bacterium that
has some fungal-like properties. Another reason
hmm. that sounds right... but i heard it was Neptune.! Are neptune
and poseidon the same dude?? Just surprised me it was a seashore god
and a horse is a land animal but cool anyway!
Janice--
yipie tie yie yo
Poseidon is in charge of a strange variety of things, the sea, horses,
Gee Janice, tell us what you really think.
I have only had the one walker, a Generator gelding. He's not completely
schitzo, but not too far off the mark. He has improved with lots of
consistant riding, but is still a very odd horse. I love him, by the way,
but have to love the two Icelandic
Thanks for posting these great photos. I forwarded them to one of the gals
I ride with. She used to ride to hounds in England.
Nancy
Is a Fjord an Iclandic horse? Or is Iclandic a breed
by its self? This
is probably a dumb question. Dwight
Hi Dwight, there are no dumb questions!
The Fjord and Icelandic are two different, separate
breeds of ponies.
The Fjord is an older breed than the Icelandic Horse
which is basically
On 18/11/2007, Janice McDonald [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have ridden with maybe 75 paso
finos and i have never met one that was sweet and laid back.
Our neighbours own paso finos and rode over here one day. The one
mare looked quite nice, but the younger mare just looked like she
wanted to
He's so darn cute. ;] How did you like using that new pad?
Raven
Lucy Molly, the Girl Doggies
Huginn Dixie Chick, the Back Behind the Barn Ponies
Maggie Rose, the cat who makes me sneeze
Respect ALL Earthlings. We are all animals of this planet. We are all creatures.
In this first picture, Dagur is quietly taking stock of the situation
I get the digest version so can't see pics...bet they're great!
Trish
The first two horses are TWH...what gait?!
Trish, can you send me the original image (higher
resolution) so that I can see the horses up closer.
Also, do you have any other pictures of these TWH's?
Thanks!
Judy
(by my favorite SF writer - Sherri Tepper)
OH! Me to!!! She's virtually unknown in the UK but I think she's
fabulous.
Mic
Great minds think alike ;-) . I first discovered her when we lived in the UK
and the local library had Beauty on the shelf. I was hooked and have read
On Nov 18, 2007 8:45 PM, Cherie Mascis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is a Fjord an Iclandic horse? Or is Iclandic a breed by its self? This
Here's Tyra the fjord.
Cherie
She's a beauty!
V
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I guess it didnt
I would not go for an imported icelandic unless I
could see it was
real nice and calm and I rode it a few times.
I am REALLY mad. LOL. I didn't go looking. It just
happened. Like my marriage.
Lorraine
That looks good on him Lorraine. What structure is
that behind him?
I'd like to see more pics of that. I'd like more
They are just lean to. They attache to any pipe
corral. They were about $300 each in Pheonix.
Lorraine
Here's Tyra the fjord.
Cherie, Very gorgous.
Lorraine
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He's so darn cute. ;] How did you like using that
new pad?
I am embarrassed to say I didn't make it. He was
moving around so much that I was afraid it would slip.
That is why he needs mounting block work. Judy is
going to help me.
Lorraine
A quote from a rider in Iceland:
One of the unusual things about Icelandics is that
they are five gaited. In addition to the usual walk,
trot and canter, there is also tölt and there is
another kind of gallop. It was time to tölt! It is
often used for covering downhill stretches, although I
don't
On Nov 18, 2007 7:45 PM, Cherie Mascis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
They are considered a small draft
horse. They are not gaited. I have both and love them for their different
personalities.
Here's Tyra the fjord.
What is the difference in their personalities? My vet says he thinks
of
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I guess it didnt
Lorraine, what was it?
Judy
Hope this works
I guess it didnt
Here it is:
http://video.aol.com/video-detail/amazing-hug-lion-hug/1530429183
Judy
Mu hubby and I went to see Love in the Times of Cholera. What a
wonderful love story. Anywho...it was filmed in Colombia, the mountain
scenes were breathtaking and I would LOVE to ride those trails!! They
used Paso Finos in the film, as well as mules.
Raven
Lucy Molly, the Girl Doggies
Huginn
Does anyone own a pair of these?
http://www.equestrian-tack.com/neduribo.html
If so, what do you think of them?
--
Wanda
Saskatchewan
Canada
In a message dated 11/18/2007 6:21:56 PM Pacific Standard Time,
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Where did you see the movie? My father and his family were from Bogota',
Colombia and he told me how beautiful it was there. They had a town home and a
coffee plantation. I have
New upcoming film documentary 'Naked Running (barefoot horses)
http://tinyurl.com/2cauhu
Raven
Lucy Molly, the Girl Doggies
Huginn Dixie Chick, the Back Behind the Barn Ponies
Maggie Rose, the cat who makes me sneeze
Respect ALL Earthlings. We are all animals of this planet. We are all
Where did you see the movie?
at a local theater.
My father and his family were from Bogota', Colombia and he told me
how beautiful it was there
i think most of the filming was done in Bogota and yes...it looked
beautiful. Lush and green.
grandfather was shot and killed and my grandmother
http://www.equestrian-tack.com/neduribo.html
I don't have them, but they sure look comfy!!
Judy
I think they're cool looking and they are on my Christmas list, but so are a
lot of things so I might not get them!
Cherie
Western North Carolina
Lilja, Roka (Icelandics)and Tyra (Fjord)
The first two horses are TWH...what gait?!
Would one of those riders be Ivy? Pretty pictures, btw.
Karen Thomas
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Darn, Charm is NOT the first horse to play a
xylophone!
Dang!
Here is a beautiful black and white pinto, in his
first clicker training lesson (at least he is a
student of mine :-)):
http://youtube.com/watch?v=TR38KOiG4Ck
Judy
Well, Tivar passed a big test today, being attacked by swarms of
hornets. We were first in line, and being first you usually dont get
attacked so bad. But all of a sudden the person behind me started
yelling, and at first I thought her yelling spooked him or made him
mad or something because he
There is a Borat book out now. It has lots of gross stuff in it,
especially some horse pictures etc, but like the movie, it was so
gross and offensive but then would be funny as heck. One thing just
made me crack up and I dont realize the meaning of it really, maybe
just coincidence? Near the
But then, the weird thing, is Iceland is out there like a huge continent,
huger than north america, and there is no greenland at all haha.
He must have read one of the official Icelandic Horse publications - that's the
impression I always got of Iceland, from reading them. :)
Karen
That Talledega Nights movie is so stupid I should be ashamed to admit
I've even watched it, but theres something about it that just makes me
laugh out loud in spots its so stupid. I watched parts of it again
tonight for about the third time.
But when his dad takes him up to the car and tells him
On 11/18/07, Lorraine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would not go for an imported icelandic unless I
could see it was
real nice and calm and I rode it a few times.
I am REALLY mad. LOL. I didn't go looking. It just
happened. Like my marriage.
Lorraine
sometimes it works out. or
walking horse people frequently say to get a pacey horse to gait work
uphill and to get a trotty horse to gait work downhill. also deep
sand. also chains. weighted shoes or boots on the back for trot, on
the front for pace. a tie down to force the nose in. some absorbine
jr. on the coronet
Well, Tivar passed a big test today, being attacked by swarms of
hornets.
I am thinking of giving Teev benadryl? This was todays great
adventure :)
Janice
I think you should call your vet and see what he/she thinks. (I am of
little use with horsey vet stuff). Seems like Tivar should
--- Cherie Mascis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is a Fjord an Iclandic horse? Or is Iclandic a breed by its self?
This
is probably a dumb question. Dwight
Norwegian Fjords and Icelandics are different breeds. Both are a
fairly
ancient breed and both have ties to Vikings.
I owned a Fjord
--- Anneliese Virro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well remember that betadine is not anti-fungal, and there is
usually
a secondary fungal infection with the bacteria of thrush. So if
you
use Gentian violet, it will kill both things at once and for A
LOT
Less money...its cheap...
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