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Reply To: Something entirely unrelated to dog food.
Dori:
Yes, if I live to be the equivalent of my horse’s age I hope someone is around to indulge my every whim! I plan to eat lots of fried foods, candy bars, and maybe take up smoking again. lol
BC:
Glad to read he probably had a belly full of hay! Those senior equines can certainly keep us on our toes. I found some really soft hay and bought everything the hay guy had to sell. Although my senior will eat chopped hay, he clearly prefers (and can still chew) regular hay if it’s not course. I was busy stacking it in the hay area and of course my Sr. was sneaking bites of the hay because I had the door open. So to avoid him knocking over the stack I opened the bale he was snacking on and gave him a few flakes. Well a few minutes later he was back and busy snacking on another bale of hay, didn’t want any parts of the flakes I gave him. I thought to myself I have been around horses all my life, how many times am I going to fall for that? The hay you’re not supposed to have is always better than the hay given to you. lol
Naturella:
Love the pics!!!!!!
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