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Horse sitting—also—Anniversary AND wife’s BD— -- nm
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Trending
do you have to scoop out the food or do you also require pre-sized portions to be left? -- nm
Posted by
oblique (aka kkuphal)
Sep 13 '24, 09:24
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🤣—I scoop it out—he’s got a whole field to graze , as well. Always had a fear of being kicked, so always bring cut apples as an opening bribe -- nm
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Trending
Sep 13, 09:28
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Horses usually love peppermint also (like the Christmas mints or even candy canes if you're nervous about them eating from your palm) -- nm
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oblique
Sep 13, 09:30
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I’ll give the peppermints a try—dated a gal who would give Starbucks to her show horse…might have to get a Pumpkin latte for it too 🤣 -- nm
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Trending
Sep 13, 09:34
I would be concerned about giving a candycane to an animal. What if they choke or their guts get pierced? -- nm
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Beryllium
Sep 13, 09:33
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(I am not saying that these are real concerns. Nevertheless.) -- nm
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Beryllium
Sep 13, 09:34
heh -- nm
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Beaker 🍺
Sep 13, 09:28
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