It was on a dodgy dealer page, I think she's taken it down now. She wasn't getting a lot of sympathy, especially due to her belief that she didn't have to provide the pony with veterinary care if it might not be able to do the job she'd bought it for. TBH the breeder should have done the right thing with a low value injured colt rather than passing on foc to a dodgy dealer.
Some very sensible and experienced people were trying to make her understand, but it was NOT getting through for certain. Poor damaged pony
When there is little or no knowledge, belief is easy.Imagine having a parent who believed in you like that
Saw both of these & weptTwo today
Lame pony. Done a tendon. Twenty years old. For loan or sale.
Blind pony mare. £1000.
I just cannot with these people.
Hard to believe people can be so cruel. No doubt if you suggested PTS they would claim you were the cruel one.Two today
Lame pony. Done a tendon. Twenty years old. For loan or sale.
Blind pony mare. £1000.
I just cannot with these people.
Aw don't, where is the blind pony advertised? I'm a couple of glasses of wine down and I can't bear that. Although I guess it would be crueller for me to rehome her to somewhere unfamiliar.Two today
Lame pony. Done a tendon. Twenty years old. For loan or sale.
Blind pony mare. £1000.
I just cannot with these people.
I wonder if that should have been "ride"... The Icelandic verb "ríða" can also have that colloquial meaning, as it does in English.I think the "rate this translation" could be interesting .......
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I am seeing a lot of this sort of thing too but I haven't recently lost a pet. I have however just attended a funeral of a very close friend and currently have her dog which I have had to consider PTS on behavioural grounds and both my sister and I have old fragile dogs so it is a very sensitive subject for me too. Spent a lot of Christmas on the edge of tears, all seems to be sadness.I don't know if it's the algorithm showing me this stuff because I lost my pony recently, but I keep seeing posts popping up from strangers (with their privacy status set to "public") sharing photos of their horses/ dogs after they've passed or whilst they're being PTS. Often with heartbroken family members kissing and hugging them goodbye.
The last thing I wanted as I said goodbye to my best friend is somebody artfully taking shots from various angles. And I certainly wouldn't share them to the whole world for what... Likes?? Thumbs ups???
Is it unreasonable that I don't want to see dead pets on my feed? What's next? Grandma? Your kids?
I'm really sorry for the loss of your friend and for your lovely dogs. I watched the Christmas Gone Fishing last night - poor little Ted and his milky eyes had me in floods.