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Glacier Bay Cove
06:12:37 Arctic Katz
Sunni, that's sad
Glacier Bay Cove
06:12:23 Arctic Katz
My mailbox is also open. I know what it's like to lose an animal
Sunni
06:11:11 Sunni bunny
Blue, I know it probably won't help any.
But we had a dog named snow when I was growing up.
She has bone cancer.
She was only 10 or 13 years old.
It hurts, and it will hurt for a while.
If you ever need someone to talk to about it feel free to message me.
I know what you're going through right now.
Snow was a great Pyrenees.
Glacier Bay Cove
06:10:53 Arctic Katz
And other problems that our best friend animals have
Glacier Bay Cove
06:10:13 Arctic Katz
I hate cancer
Bluebonnet Estates
06:07:50 Blue ~ Poodle Rat
Sorry. Testing a new uploader, didn't know it would post all the links individually
Bluebonnet Estates
06:07:23 Blue ~ Poodle Rat
Sunni
Pretty big yeah, I think maybe 70-75lbs in his prime? Might be wrong. He's the best boy and been with me for most my life which is what's making this so hard. I know I need to let him go. His cancer is creeping back and I know it's kinder to do it soon.
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Sunni
06:03:13 Sunni bunny
Wish I could help you, am use to lifting big dogs and heavy stuff.
Sunni
06:02:31 Sunni bunny
Blue am guessing he is a large dog?
16 year old for large dog is extremely well.
Hummingbird Meadows
05:59:50 Bird
Well, I have officially reached my breaking point with my college. I'm reaching out to the dean and complaining.
Insignia Elites
05:59:50 Em
Ok, I just know when my dogs back legs weren't strong enough using a towel as a sling under them can work. Thats only if they can use their front to help :( I would contact the fire department if you have nobody to help.
Bluebonnet Estates
05:58:15 Blue ~ Poodle Rat
Em
When I lifted him both his rear legs went stick straight and his rear paws went on their toes. I'm wondering if it's the way I picked him up but he's a relatively big dog to be trying to pick up and stand on my own
Glacier Bay Cove
05:55:59 Arctic Katz
I have a suggestion for you, Blue -Click-
Insignia Elites
05:54:57 Em
What about a towel do help the back legs if his front are working okay
Hummingbird Meadows
05:54:54 Bird
@Blue, it is a blessing to let them leave while happy instead of waiting until they are miserable. It doesn't make it easier, but not letting them know pain is the best gift you can give them.
Bluebonnet Estates
05:53:52 Blue ~ Poodle Rat
He perked up when I opened the back door for the other dogs to go outside and tried to help him stand but I'm not strong enough and his back legs got stiff. It makes me so mad that internally he's not ready to leave but his legs don't give me much choice. Hes so happy still
Glacier Bay Cove
05:53:48 Arctic Katz
That's what I would do
Hummingbird Meadows
05:51:56 Bird
@Blue, it can't hurt to call them or the non-emergency police department.
Bluebonnet Estates
05:51:19 Blue ~ Poodle Rat
My neighbors on the left and right are seniors, and across the way are on vacation so I'm screwed in all ways possible. I'm halfway wondering if the fire department could help. It pisses me off so much, his body so working insanely well for being 16, but his hind legs just won't work.
FirstLightFarms
05:35:40 puck
Blue, stuff like that can happen within hours. You did not fail him, you're doing your best now. Hopefully a neighbor or somebody could help you?

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Glacier Bay Cove
06:12:37 Arctic Katz
Sunni, that's sad
Glacier Bay Cove
06:12:23 Arctic Katz
My mailbox is also open. I know what it's like to lose an animal
Sunni
06:11:11 Sunni bunny
Blue, I know it probably won't help any.
But we had a dog named snow when I was growing up.
She has bone cancer.
She was only 10 or 13 years old.
It hurts, and it will hurt for a while.
If you ever need someone to talk to about it feel free to message me.
I know what you're going through right now.
Snow was a great Pyrenees.
Glacier Bay Cove
06:10:53 Arctic Katz
And other problems that our best friend animals have
Glacier Bay Cove
06:10:13 Arctic Katz
I hate cancer
Bluebonnet Estates
06:07:50 Blue ~ Poodle Rat
Sorry. Testing a new uploader, didn't know it would post all the links individually
Bluebonnet Estates
06:07:23 Blue ~ Poodle Rat
Sunni
Pretty big yeah, I think maybe 70-75lbs in his prime? Might be wrong. He's the best boy and been with me for most my life which is what's making this so hard. I know I need to let him go. His cancer is creeping back and I know it's kinder to do it soon.
-Click-
-Click-
-Click-
-Click-
-Click-
Sunni
06:03:13 Sunni bunny
Wish I could help you, am use to lifting big dogs and heavy stuff.
Sunni
06:02:31 Sunni bunny
Blue am guessing he is a large dog?
16 year old for large dog is extremely well.
Hummingbird Meadows
05:59:50 Bird
Well, I have officially reached my breaking point with my college. I'm reaching out to the dean and complaining.
Insignia Elites
05:59:50 Em
Ok, I just know when my dogs back legs weren't strong enough using a towel as a sling under them can work. Thats only if they can use their front to help :( I would contact the fire department if you have nobody to help.
Bluebonnet Estates
05:58:15 Blue ~ Poodle Rat
Em
When I lifted him both his rear legs went stick straight and his rear paws went on their toes. I'm wondering if it's the way I picked him up but he's a relatively big dog to be trying to pick up and stand on my own
Glacier Bay Cove
05:55:59 Arctic Katz
I have a suggestion for you, Blue -Click-
Insignia Elites
05:54:57 Em
What about a towel do help the back legs if his front are working okay
Hummingbird Meadows
05:54:54 Bird
@Blue, it is a blessing to let them leave while happy instead of waiting until they are miserable. It doesn't make it easier, but not letting them know pain is the best gift you can give them.
Bluebonnet Estates
05:53:52 Blue ~ Poodle Rat
He perked up when I opened the back door for the other dogs to go outside and tried to help him stand but I'm not strong enough and his back legs got stiff. It makes me so mad that internally he's not ready to leave but his legs don't give me much choice. Hes so happy still
Glacier Bay Cove
05:53:48 Arctic Katz
That's what I would do
Hummingbird Meadows
05:51:56 Bird
@Blue, it can't hurt to call them or the non-emergency police department.
Bluebonnet Estates
05:51:19 Blue ~ Poodle Rat
My neighbors on the left and right are seniors, and across the way are on vacation so I'm screwed in all ways possible. I'm halfway wondering if the fire department could help. It pisses me off so much, his body so working insanely well for being 16, but his hind legs just won't work.
FirstLightFarms
05:35:40 puck
Blue, stuff like that can happen within hours. You did not fail him, you're doing your best now. Hopefully a neighbor or somebody could help you?

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Soo... September 9, 2020 08:37 AM

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So, I have been looking for a new project pony and I found this...

Needless to say Im hesitant. The horse can do all that, and hes 3? Im also fairly certain Ive seen a very similar horse at horse shows 4 years ago. Could be his sire or dam? They could be lying? Honestly I dunno what to think here. It just seems really fishy to me. Too good to be true lol.

I have contacted them for more info as well.

Soo... September 9, 2020 09:00 AM

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He definitely looks like a 3 year old to me. He's butt high, and not really incredibly broke. Looks like a nice little pony
Soo... September 9, 2020 09:07 AM


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Looks like a well-started baby to me. :) My trainer starts her babies around 2 YO for the futurity. Within a few months, they can do all that, understand the idea of working a flag, follow a cow, stop well, etc. Personally, I wouldn't be jumping too much at that age but it may have just been for the video.

While he looks well-started, you have to also keep in mind and be realistic that he's still fairly young and has a lot to still be exposed to and definitely needs LOTS more miles.

Soo... September 9, 2020 09:35 AM

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Abstract Dunes said:

Looks like a well-started baby to me. :) My trainer starts her babies around 2 YO for the futurity. Within a few months, they can do all that, understand the idea of working a flag, follow a cow, stop well, etc. Personally, I wouldn't be jumping too much at that age but it may have just been for the video.

While he looks well-started, you have to also keep in mind and be realistic that he's still fairly young and has a lot to still be exposed to and definitely needs LOTS more miles.



Totally agree, I'm just shocked because... well I've never seen a 3 year old this broke. Most of them (in my area) go for 2k or less, with hardly any ground work done. He seems perfect!! If only I could afford him... XD

Edited at September 9, 2020 09:35 AM by Cassa Belle
Soo... September 9, 2020 10:02 AM

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I had a 2 yr old pony mare I had going better than this just a couple months ago. It just depends on the horses development and the amount of time the trainer puts into them!
Soo... September 9, 2020 01:35 PM


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Welshes and QHs are also known for being very very smart, levelheaded, and trainable. What he can do doesn't surprise me a lot, though I would be concerned about his joints later on down the road.
Soo... September 9, 2020 01:52 PM

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FirstLightFarms said:
Welshes and QHs are also known for being very very smart, levelheaded, and trainable. What he can do doesn't surprise me a lot, though I would be concerned about his joints later on down the road.


Agreed. I usually only do ground work till 3

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