NinjaPony
Well-Known Member
So sorry, what a gorgeous boy he was.
If I told my cat off she'd hide round a corner and when I wasn't expecting it, attack my leg .The probability of being killed in your sleep by a cat is low, but never zero...
He was such a kind soul. I miss him terrribly already. People keep sending me nice messages on FB and Whataspp, and making me cry again!
Mine once told me off in no uncertain terms when I was putting another horse, who'd got out of the next field, back in his field. I'd turned her out and she'd gone off completely ignoring me (after she'd finished her carrot) until she saw me with another horse!My previous horse was a sulker, I was asked at a yard I kept her at if I would school on a youngster for a fellow livery as they wanted a bit more work done than had been done when she was sent away for breaking. I had a bit of spare time so agreed and said that as the stable opposite mine was empty could we pop her in their to save me time of going all the way across to the other barn. My horse was clearly not happy seeing me with another and any time I went into her stable after riding or grooming polly she would turn around, put her head in the corner and refuse to look at me, her guilt trips worked and we moved polly back to the other barn and Gee went back to winnying at me when she saw me lol
Just seen this, so sorry for your loss, he looks a gorgeous dog and sounds quite a character!Sadly, my beautiful boy has borne his last grudge. He was Pts this morning, after his wobbly back end deteriorated badly overnight, and he was struggling to get up this morning.
He was 16, and has been my constant companion for many years. I'm just heartbroken.
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