Lurfy
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Bilby
Baz
Billy
Blippi
Bingo
Baz
Billy
Blippi
Bingo
Boggle- USA bound!
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Michen
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Haha well we shall see if he vets....gah I'm so done with vettings!
If he does come here I think Boggle is going to be utterly enraged, apparently "Hawkeye" is playful and confident in himself and Bog will not take kindly to that whatsoever. Luckily I can play around with fencing etc and stick Helo in between them for the runs...
If he does come here I think Boggle is going to be utterly enraged, apparently "Hawkeye" is playful and confident in himself and Bog will not take kindly to that whatsoever. Luckily I can play around with fencing etc and stick Helo in between them for the runs...
Ahrena
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Who knows, they may turn into a proper Tweedledee and Tweedledum! I can picture it
Caol Ila
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Hopefully third time lucky with the vettings.
As far as names go, I knew I wanted to change Fin's name the moment I met him, because I could not see myself owning a horse called "Moose." However, I didn't go down the rabbit hole of choosing names or thinking about it too much until we'd done the PPE. OH and I had a strict policy of calling him "the Highland" until he passed said vetting. I explained to OH (who has gone from non-horsey OH to incredibly horsey OH), "If we call him Moose now, he'll be stuck with it, and if name him now, we'll feel even more bummed if the vetting finds an untenable problem." Once he flew through the PPE with flying colours, we chose a name, because the rest of it was all just paperwork and logistics, but he was basically ours.
As far as names go, I knew I wanted to change Fin's name the moment I met him, because I could not see myself owning a horse called "Moose." However, I didn't go down the rabbit hole of choosing names or thinking about it too much until we'd done the PPE. OH and I had a strict policy of calling him "the Highland" until he passed said vetting. I explained to OH (who has gone from non-horsey OH to incredibly horsey OH), "If we call him Moose now, he'll be stuck with it, and if name him now, we'll feel even more bummed if the vetting finds an untenable problem." Once he flew through the PPE with flying colours, we chose a name, because the rest of it was all just paperwork and logistics, but he was basically ours.
meleeka
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A friend bought a horse called Brian. She changed itOr Brian !
Honey08
Waffled a lot!
Bagel and Biscuit don’t suit his colouring, they conjure up pale tones.
Biscoff is exactly his rich colour and could be shortened to Bizz - Bizz and Bog works..
Biscoff is exactly his rich colour and could be shortened to Bizz - Bizz and Bog works..