I guess I should explain about my horse to allay any fears on behalf of my
ferret.I thought it would take up to much space last time,so I didn't
include it.I've had this horse for 20 years,since she was 7,that makes her
27(for the math impaired).That in itself has slowed her down considerably,
and combined with arthritis,she don't consider much worth moving for,except
food.
 
This is also the horse that did a ballet dance to avoid stepping on a batch
of baby bunnies we flushed a few years back.She's had at one time or another
bunnies,cats or dogs visiting or living with her.She shared her dinner with
a bunny,who stayed a year(free food),and never once stepped on him or her.I
even saw her sharing food with said bunny while cat friend watched,got it on
tape.Guess the cat and bunny worked out a peace accord.I have seen her
literally standing over a group of baby bunnies that lived in a multi horse
pasture to keep other horses away.She's had animals standing up on her legs
to say hello,and she looks at them and stands still till they move.She's not
paralyzed,as she looks down and sticks her nose down to sniff.
 
This is a horse whose idea of fun is to sneak up on the cat and whoof her
fur.Sends the cat straight up in the air and I swear the horse is chuckling.
Of course,it's hilarious to watch a 1200 lb horse try to sneak up on
anything.(3.5 on the scale)So please don't worry about Jasmine.She only
visited once,on the ground,and the horse just snuffled her fur.I have other
reasons not to let Jazz visit the horse outside,mainly strange dogs.Nobody
knows what leashes are here.She lives by herself now,so enjoys the
occasional visit from other animals.
 
Hey Bob,kinky shoe sex.Your boys saying'let me hob it.'?Tell them not to
make a hobit of it.To hob or hob not.Arrgh,I quit.
 
  Sandy & 3 grin and ferrets
  Scotty(horsie)-Not by the hare of her chinny,chin.
[Posted in FML issue 2390]