>
> If the discomfort lasted that long, you likely gave her too much.
Anneliese -
Do you remember the dose you give your horses? The syringe I got is 2
CC's which the vet factored in weight and the metabolism of
Icelandics. Yes, I know Icelandics are horses and not some strange
creature b
> Laree, you are a model for rational and caring horse owners - ones who
> refuse to be patsies, but don't want to cause undue negative emotions
where
> harm can come.
Thanks, Karen. It's hard to know what to do sometimes, especially when
you are really upset, but it helps a lot to vent on t
> Anneliese -
Thanks for the information about Lutalyse - I am going by the vets
office tomorrow to pick it up
I feel you should ask the stallion owner to pay for the Lutalyse and to
> reinforce the fencing. If he does not do this, then you may consider
going
> to court.
We tried the route
> Laree, what does the vet say about the effectiveness of
the "morning after"
> shot? I think I'd still have her ultrasounded in a few weeks, just
to be
> safe - but I'm always conservative with re: the health of my
mares.
The shot is given 8 days after the "act" and then it brings them int
>
> Stallions have hurt people and killed horses when loose like this.
> Janice
This is another thing that concerns me - what if that horse gets out
and there are kids out in the pasture trying to catch a horse (or even
adults)The horse is almost uncontrollable and definitely dangerous. I
w
> Laree I hope you WILL take him to small claims court!
>
> It may be the only way to convince him to geld the horse, to see to
it that
> it does not happen to someone else's beloved mare.
This is exactly why I will follow through on all avenues at my
disposal. I appreciate the reminder on al
> I think. I have no idea exactly what would happen, and I hope I never
have
> to find out.
>
>
Karen -
I know you well enough to know that if your stallion repeatedly got out
that you would do whatever it took to make the situation right and make
sure that it didn't happen again. As you sa
Can you move her out of there fast?
> V
Yes, we are moving her in 2 days. Since there is no guarantee this
won't happen again right away, I'm getting her out of there as soon as
possible. I feel bad for the barn owners becasue it really isn't their
fault but there is no way to prevent this ho
> I'll ask around when I go up to the state 4-H office this month, if
you like.
>
> Steph
>
>That would be great Steph
Thanks, Laree
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, Raven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> WOW!! That is totally awesome!!~:] Is she planning on small
> animal or large?
>
> Congratulations to your daughter~!!
>
> I know how you must feel, I was on cloud nine when my daughter was
> accepted into grad schoo
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "bia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> CONGRATS to hershe'll be near me Laree...I'm in the triangle (well
> outside of it) if she needs anything... let me know
> Bia
>
>
As a matter of fact, Bia, if you hear of anyone that has a farm and
wants a renter that w
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