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Post by Debbie on Dec 12, 2006 13:39:19 GMT -1
 Yoiks! You are faaar braver than I am! Wonderful pics, though. And isn't Yeti maturing? Look at how much he's changed...Well done you two 
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Post by mickey on Dec 12, 2006 18:08:30 GMT -1
Maturing Debbie?!?! Im my wildest dreams!!! He tried to jump the stable door because I kept him in, reared when I tied him to the gate, looked for every escape route out of snowballs field (not a hope- its shetland proof  ) then threw himself on the floor in full on tantrum mode. And then because I dodged the flying hooves whilst booting him up he bit me. And at 8/9 he really should know better... |
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Post by Debbie on Dec 12, 2006 22:26:56 GMT -1
Oh dear, no, I didn't mean emotionally...I just meant bodywise! ;D LOL, sounds like he's emotionally/mentally maturing along the lines of most males  ;D ~ not! Ah well, he keeps you on your toes 
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Post by SuzieP on Dec 12, 2006 22:27:40 GMT -1
ROFL Emily! Your description did make me laugh. No wonder you call him Yeti!! LOL
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Post by mickey on Dec 13, 2006 11:31:23 GMT -1
Lol- I didnt name him. Had I done it should have been angel- then maybe he'd have behaved. Needless to say he lives up to his name (his showname Im kindly told by my sister is also a graveyard in France- worried?Never!)
It's like having to clip him from behind a bale of shavings to absorb the impact (shavings were pretty mutiliated by the time Id finished- as he looked too as I got most off but it wasnt perfect!!)
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Post by Debbie on Dec 13, 2006 12:35:44 GMT -1
Yikes! Clever thinking with the bale of straw to take the impact, but yikes!
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Yoiks! You are faaar braver than I am! 
Ridgelane Duke 
Country Rose
;D ~ not! Ah well, he keeps you on your toes 