In a message dated 6/18/2008 11:21:06 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
They are truly characters these horses. My pony Segull/Willie is now in a
funk. We have two rescue horses here and they are HUGE. Since he is a scrapper
so I put him up top behind the barn in a 24' s
On Tue, Jun 17, 2008 at 10:51 PM, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Aren't you enjoying getting to see all these little character details right
> in your own yard? :)
>
I am. I hope that eventually I'll understand more of what their behavior means.
V
On Tue, Jun 17, 2008 at 10:51 PM, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>He was probably just feeling good, happy to have his
> pasture, and not ready to give up the grass to come in.
I've been giving the horses 2 to 3 hours of late afternoon grazing
time daily--I don't know, maybe it's not en
>>> Orri is like Teev, he is outspoken.
I adore Teev, but he definitely has his opinions. When he first arrived here
the first
time, two years ago, I didn't really care for him, because he was so grumpy.
But,
looking back, that's part of what I love about him. It would not have been as
Orri is like Teev, he is outspoken. My Jas, and now Trausti are the
opposite. and when Jas acts bad its very very subtle. but I know him
so well I see it and most of the time it actually tickles me cause he
thinks he is acting s bad and its so nothing compared to most
horses. But one thing
>>> So--they've been home a few weeks now and I'm wondering if Orri is now
>>> ready to test the waters.
Horses will always fascinate me, no matter how many I meet and how long I
have them in my life. Every time you change their surroundings, they seem
to change a bit. He was probably just
i think Orri is feeling good, fresh and froggie from all that nice
sweet grass! Also he was telling you no, I want to stay out and play
in the grass :)
Janice
--
even good horses have bad days sometimes.
At the boarding barn Gat would never let me 'catch' her in the
pasture, here at home she's fine...I can tell she'd rather not stop
grazing but she calmly allows me to halter her.
Orri always comes over and sticks his big head in the halter,
occasionally may take a few steps away but then turns aro
