She is quick and athletic, Ted is more baby orangoutang on alcopops.
Gormless Ted managed to frighten himself this morning with his hay. He was munching away when the wind caught the hay that is being eaten and whips it up around Ted's face. Off he goes in canter with the hay still in him mouth but of course, it's now flying out at the side of him. I just hope no one heard me shouting 'drop it Ted' followed by something not so polite when he nearly flattened me by running at me to save him from the monster that was chasing him !
bless his little socks!![]()
Have only just discovered this thread!!! Can't believe I missed it! Fab thread AA. I too have an unhandled youngster come good though he is a tad smaller at 12hh! You defo should do the book!
Pleeeaaassee do a book. I would read it. Especially as I am learning to live with an unhandled 4 month old weanling (bit cross they get taken from their mummas that early). I am sure if/when I get any problems with mine, just reading your posts will make me giggle again and lighten up, ready for the next session. Fun isn't it!!! http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/forums/images/icons/icon7.gif
Ted is on his final warning, behave and be nice to Alice.....or he will be on dragon driving.