sandi_84
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Everyone meet Loki!
He's a 15h, 5 year old Cob gelding and my new pride and joy Sorry can't figure out how to have all the photos the right way up
Vet check went really well. Photo's aren't doing him justice really but in his defence he'd been through what turned out to be a bit of a traumatic experience. He was a complete lamb (apart from trying to steal the vet's pen at every given opportunity!) all the way through until the vet tried to take blood. As soon as he saw the needle in her hand he got really scared and would not stand still at all! He was shaking his head to try and get her hand off him even before she got it near him with the pointy bit. Didn't realise it was in case he'd been doped or had been given bute or I wouldn't have bothered attempting but at least now we know he's got a needle phobia In the end we admitted defeat and after a wee while we gave him a wee feed to try and cheer him up a bit after all the fuss. Anyway going to have to practice with things that aren't pointy but resemble needles to try and desensitise him a bit. Feelin sorry for the vet (different one) who's coming on sunday to give him his vaccinations!
P.s I was holding him close to the headcollar coz he kept turning his head away from the camera. Think he's camera shy! Bless!
He's a 15h, 5 year old Cob gelding and my new pride and joy Sorry can't figure out how to have all the photos the right way up
Vet check went really well. Photo's aren't doing him justice really but in his defence he'd been through what turned out to be a bit of a traumatic experience. He was a complete lamb (apart from trying to steal the vet's pen at every given opportunity!) all the way through until the vet tried to take blood. As soon as he saw the needle in her hand he got really scared and would not stand still at all! He was shaking his head to try and get her hand off him even before she got it near him with the pointy bit. Didn't realise it was in case he'd been doped or had been given bute or I wouldn't have bothered attempting but at least now we know he's got a needle phobia In the end we admitted defeat and after a wee while we gave him a wee feed to try and cheer him up a bit after all the fuss. Anyway going to have to practice with things that aren't pointy but resemble needles to try and desensitise him a bit. Feelin sorry for the vet (different one) who's coming on sunday to give him his vaccinations!
P.s I was holding him close to the headcollar coz he kept turning his head away from the camera. Think he's camera shy! Bless!
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