JackDaniels1
Well-Known Member
here we go again lol
Seriously though can you give the seller a call and see what he says?
How rude!
I'm not looking to buy but if Tilly needed somewhere to live or stay (even temporarily) I am happy to help.
here we go again lol
Seriously though can you give the seller a call and see what he says?
Probably nothing has changed. The ad's still there on DD.
I still think, however tempting it is, rushing in and paying neglectful owners money isn't a great idea. Okay, Tilly might be given a decent home, but surely we'd have just made it worth his while to get his mare pregnant again, not feed the resulting foal then stick a similar advert up next year?
Someone said that ABC was still interested.
He, and plenty of others, would do that anyway. Given the dearth of people willing to 'rescue'/take on less than ideal animals, lack of buyers doesn't seem to stop these people. As a money-making scheme, relying on people feeling sorry for the horse seems a rather poor business model
Iamsanta I totally agree, but I think most people are capable of telling the difference between a mature teenager and one who is childish and rude.
Natalie its such a shame you have continued to post. 20 pages back I was willing to give you the benefit of the doubt but it's really getting ridiculous now. Stop posting and let those who enjoy a good argument find something else to get worked up about....
I'm not looking to buy but if Tilly needed somewhere to live or stay (even temporarily) I am happy to help.
Now this is a cracking mare and look at the price
http://www.dragondriving.co.uk/horseforsale-35650.html
Really the market is on its knees
Every rescue centre in the country is brimming with ponies looking for good homes, could you not offer a home for one of them?
Not aimed at you, but generally, why are people so desperate to be seen as 'rescuing?'. I don't think this is a true rescue case, although I would be as pleased as anyone if she ended up somewhere lovely.
55 pages!! how do you shorten the pages??
and whats with all the talk about 3 legged horses??
Now this is a cracking mare and look at the price
http://www.dragondriving.co.uk/horseforsale-35650.html
Really the market is on its knees
55 pages!! how do you shorten the pages??
and whats with all the talk about 3 legged horses??
Actually, some of it is quite witty.
Not the teen baiting though.
Natalie is acting her age, perhaps you should all try acting yours!
This isn't aimed at everyone by the way!
well i'm 41 and this is pretty much how i am all the time, and if you think i'm bad you want to meet my 72 year old dad he's got growing old disgracefully down to a fine art
Life is toooo short to be a stuffed shirt...The day i act my age is the day it's time to nail the lid on.
Will you be having a donkey-drawn carriage? Another earner for the 2/3 legged ones!
Oh yes what a fab idea....Black donkeys with pink plumes and pink ribbons woven around the wheels of the donkey's.
Can anyone who is defending it being a good plan for her to have bought the foal answer a question for me? If she appeared as a poster looking for help, with little experience or assistance, saying she had just bought a cheap foal from a dealer to rescue it but didn't know what she was supposed to do re feed, worming, handling etc, would you think it was a fantastic idea? We might all offer advice & try to help but would anyone truly think it was a good decision to have bought it? Or would you think she needed more experience first, a nice schoolmaster & knowledgeable help?
We need to calm down here, this could turn into big fat boring old farts funerals! Loving the pink plumes though!
You mis-understood me Fiona, I meant "fat" a la big fat gypsy weddings. Clearly we couldn't have real fat funerals, these are 2/3 legged donkeys we're talking about. We don't want to be reported for cruelty, surely?
I don't know, it could be an interesting thread title:
"Is my dead body too heavy for my 3 legged donkey?"