Patterdale
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Wishful thinking - she'll be back.
But who's 'mummy' will she be this time!?
Was she tedsmum then? Some of tedsmum's posts made me actually go :eek3:
Wishful thinking - she'll be back.
You beat me to it!She will................just a different user name
Hey, that sounds impressive, how do you do a reverse image search?
But who's 'mummy' will she be this time!?
Was she tedsmum then? Some of tedsmum's posts made me actually go :eek3:
Ta very much!Haha it's actually pretty simple. You just go to http://images.google.com/imghp?hl=en and then either paste the image url or upload an image. It's quite handy for making sure people aren't using your images without permission
Lets hope so! According to the OP, he ended up in a loving home near Bridport. Let's hope that this was one of the tiny minority of occasions in which she was telling the truth. Also that if he was rehomed, that he is capable of being the 'very light hack' he was described as.Hope Buddy has landed on his feet, and this latest owner will take care of him!
Another who managed to read it all before it went to the Gods.
Wine and chocs needed as a reward for reading it so fast!!!
Anyone else suspect that Buddy has not actually found a nice new home at all? My instincts tell me he probably is no longer with us. May explain why she has not asked for this thread to be pulled. What better way to cover your tracks than post about it here?
I somehow doubt that Buddy travelled any further down the M5 than Potters.
I somehow doubt that Buddy travelled any further down the M5 than Potters.
If the 'loving home' is fiction, as is very likely, then ending up at Potters is infinitely preferable to him being passed around from pillar to post.Am I alone in actually hoping that this is true?
What a sad, sad business. I agree with Wagtail that this may well be the case, but hope that unlikely though it seems there was in fact a happy ending for this poor horse.
A horse can be signed out of the food chain, but that doesn't stop it going to pet food, just human food.
I would rather see any horse humanely put down than passed from pillar to post in a never ending cycle of deteriorating homes and goodness knows what misery along the way.
So you are offering a service really, unwanted horses taken on a "companions" then disposed of quietly under the guise of welfare, why not offer this openly in an honest way, you never know you may get some takers in the current climate to save them the trouble of making a decision themselves and the expense of pts at home as it should be ideally.
It is the deceit that is used, hiding behind aliases, taking under false pretenses and making money out of old horses, that everyone despises.