MrsElle
Well-Known Member
Blue (2 years 6 months) has moved to his winter quarters and overnight stabling.
He walked through the village lovely, we came across grates, caravans, motorbikes, tractors, cars, dogs, children in a playground, a big AA lorry and electric gates. He never batted an eyelid at any of them.
Blue and Ellie had a few hours in the field before I brought them in. I led them up together, they were fab, and into the barn we went. Blue's eyes were on stalks but he walked through the barn and into the stable with no problem at all.
I spent a bit of time faffing about sweeping up etc and he was fine. I didn't want to leave him though, it was like leaving a child at school for the first time! I know I won't sleep properly and will be down at the yard at some ridiculous time in the morning, but I am so pleased with the little lad
Pointless post but am a happy bunny! That daft, affectionate, opinionated and sometimes bolshy pony is one in a million and I adore the hairy lad
He walked through the village lovely, we came across grates, caravans, motorbikes, tractors, cars, dogs, children in a playground, a big AA lorry and electric gates. He never batted an eyelid at any of them.
Blue and Ellie had a few hours in the field before I brought them in. I led them up together, they were fab, and into the barn we went. Blue's eyes were on stalks but he walked through the barn and into the stable with no problem at all.
I spent a bit of time faffing about sweeping up etc and he was fine. I didn't want to leave him though, it was like leaving a child at school for the first time! I know I won't sleep properly and will be down at the yard at some ridiculous time in the morning, but I am so pleased with the little lad
Pointless post but am a happy bunny! That daft, affectionate, opinionated and sometimes bolshy pony is one in a million and I adore the hairy lad