Re: Horse liveing in the house

["Susan Garlinghouse" <suendavid@worldnet.att.net>]

I saw that too.  I had my doubts about their sanity, or lack of, right up
until the end when the wife shrieked, "let's have a love fest", both the
wife and husband rushed up to the horse and slobbered kisses all over her
face while the horse looked embarassed and peeved, the wife announced, "End
of love fest!" and threw up her arms in triumph and started dancing around
the room.

Then I had no doubts at all.

My horse's idea of a "love fest" is an extra carrot and a scritch on the
withers, and I think we're both good with that.

susan g

----- Original Message -----
From: Colleen Kirkpatirck <polaristhewonderhorse@hotmail.com>
To: <ridecamp@endurance.net>
Sent: Sunday, December 10, 2000 9:04 AM
Subject: RC: Horse liveing in the house


> Hello ridecampers,
> Just thought I would share the weirdist thing I ever saw last night on the
> animal planet.
> This family lets there mare live in the house with them.
> They feed her all sorts of human foods ( which is crazy because of colic.)
> They siad that they like it that way because she will never grow up and
> leave them.
> The horse is totally potty trainned and goes  out side to the bathroom.
> Now I love my horse to death but he will never come in the house, horses
> are not house pets in my opinion.
> They need to stay out side where they belong.
> How many of you have seen that storey?
> Happy Trails & Holidays
> Colleen K.
>
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