shwebb15
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They look fine to me.
You Tube: How not to help a mare giving birth
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Tia
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LMAO!! Nothing is sacred on here
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Dog has grown!! Must have been all that protein
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Dog has grown!! Must have been all that protein
shwebb15
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Ribbon, the 'dog', was a 10 week old pup when Brandy foaled.
Blackhawk
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LMAO!! Nothing is sacred on here
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Hell no!
PMSL!
LMAO!! Nothing is sacred on here
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Hell no!
PMSL!
Blackhawk
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Oh the video has been taken off.
dieseldog
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You've removed it from the site - well made it private, I wanted to watch it to see what all the fuss was about - now of the opinion that it showed you as completly incompetent SherryWebb as you have taken it off. If it was OK why have you hidden it?
Tia
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Oh hey don't give Sherry a bad time - I'm guessing that the only reason she became involved with the foaling in such a manner is because she has a sense of humour.
http://www.lonehawkappaloosas.com/barnrules.htm
http://www.lonehawkappaloosas.com/barnrules.htm
Tia
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Well I have just looked at your pictures and I can't fault your beautiful ranch and of course the name of your dog sits well with me as my cat is also called Ribbon ...... well her actual name is Tia Ribbon
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Patches
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I actually quite enjoyed the second video. Brought a tear to my eye. Edited really well to show mum and daughter doing really well afterwards.
They cleaned around the filly's nostrils too. Not sure why then intervened on that one, although the filly does look quite big, but they were quiet and seemed far more sympathetic to the mare.
Of course, I've only seen hundreds of calves being born and have never seen a foal born but I didn't feel uneasy watching that one.
They cleaned around the filly's nostrils too. Not sure why then intervened on that one, although the filly does look quite big, but they were quiet and seemed far more sympathetic to the mare.
Of course, I've only seen hundreds of calves being born and have never seen a foal born but I didn't feel uneasy watching that one.
S_N
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What a lucky pair they are.............
shwebb15
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It certainly turned out to be a 'How not to share a video on You Tube!'
shwebb15
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btw, any of you wise and generous horse lovers ever watch the live foalings on www.marestare.com or www.wefoal.com ? I am watching Velvet who is due anytime at http://www.marestare.com/wit1.htm
Blackhawk
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No, but thanks for the links. I don't think many of us know about american sites.