Sunday, December 26, 2021
Merry Christmas!
Saturday, December 18, 2021
Nothing much
Well to start my car up and died Thursday morning on my way to work, thankfully at our end of Donohue road but I have a fishy suspicion it is the fuel pump. Some gentleman, his 2 Amish workers and his 4x4 towed the car back and dropped it in the driveway. Friday night I picked up the big trailer on my way home so we could haul my car up to Craigs to get it fixed. Made the driveway look like a bunch of bad parking at a used car lot.
Sunday, December 5, 2021
First time Saddled!
Today Stormy wore a saddle for the first time. It actually went really well. First I put the warmblood sized rope halter on it- fit really well I think. Then I put the saddle pad on her and she was like 'okay, whatever' until the wind blew it up onto her head. But even then she only took a few steps away from me and then turned to look at me, I straightened it up and as quickly as I could put the saddle on her back, she didn't budge. Good baby horse! Then I did up the girth- tight enough to keep it on her back, but I could get my whole hand under it so it wasn't tight at all.
Next step will be to start teaching her to give to pressure. Then the long lines and ground driving. That's what we are going to do over the next year. We also will have to get Patrick out to sedate and check for wolf teeth.
Saturday, December 4, 2021
Random picture update
Sunday, November 21, 2021
Catching up and winterizing
Spent a little time out with the 'black n whites' and at least brushed out their mane's and tails today. They got their first round bale yesterday thanks to Lisa and Dad to help get it out while I was coming back from a Rabbit run. I had 2 Mini Lops go on to their new homes.
Sunday, October 10, 2021
Fur-baby update and Pears!
Sunday, September 26, 2021
Meet Snickers
Snickers was a nice mini aussie from an Amish puppy mill and was turned over to Heartland Sheltie Rescue. Jenny and Aunt Lisa told me about her and she came to Boonesboro Animal Clinic to get spayed. Me being too scared to ask dad, Lisa did, and let me foster her. She does love Lisa's yard because she's not on a leash there.
She will not be a foster fail- as that was one stipulation from dad was I do not interfere with the adoption but I get to start teaching her how to be a loving member of the family. She's walking pretty well on leash. Still hesitant about going poddy on leash though. We will work on it! She is a pretty girl and with Willow the two make a cute pair!