My former roommate's border collie got treats there, too, but there must have been something there that frightened him. As far as I know, he never had a bad experience there but he was so sensitive to even the subtlest cues, I never did figure it out. Maybe he smelled sick animals? Maybe he heard other animals in pain? I wish I could tell him that most of them got better because they went to the vet.
My cats have no problem going into their cat carriers, unless I accidentally say the word "vet". Then they will fight to not go in at all! I practice loading them in case there's a fire or some other reason to evacuate.
So, if there is ever an emergency where I have to GO GO GO as quickly as possible, they are ready to GO, so long as I don't say that hateful word. LOL!
One of my former roommates had a hyper-intelligent border collie. I would take him on long walks and visit local businesses that had dog treats. One such business was right next to his vet. Somehow, he KNEW! He would be as energetic as ever walking down that sidewalk if I intended to take him to that business for a treat, but I couldn't fake it. No matter how much I tried to pretend like we're going to the treat place, if my thought was to actually take him to the vet, he would tuck his tail between his legs and indicate he wanted to walk in the other direction. He was always obedient, but he would communicate that he was scared and really didn't want to go there. He was so sensitive, he must have been picking up on subtle things in my facial expressions and body language I wasn't even aware of.
It might be enough to make up for the fact I'm planning trips to the V E T. I have to spell it out because they know the word. Just annual checkups and all that good stuff, but they'll still hate me for a while after.
Eury, I'm OK with them chewing on the plants. I'm growing them for them, after all. As long as they don't sick from it, then they can chew on them all they want. They're strictly indoor only cats, so it might be another source of enrichment for them.
Eury, I have a couple catnip seed packs. I have heard that I can grow them indoors (which is what my landlord prefers since she doesn't want it taking over the yard) but I'm a little apprehensive about doing so around my cats. What is your experience with this?
If you have Dapple Blend Grain, you can feed it to your horse and their coat will dapple.
The effect will wear off after a few days. One pound of grain will be fed at a time.
If you feed Senior Blend to your senior horse they will have a 10% decreased chance in dying
when the weekly script runs on Monday morning. The effect lasts for one weekly cycle.
You have no available Level 7 riders.
You can hire a rider. They will be automatically assigned to your horse. Be sure to visit the Rider's Lounge and pay them.
Set Breeding Requirements for your horse. Enter the minimum rating allowable for breeding. When breeding, Any combo of the entered values and higher will be accepted. Leave blank to set to None.
Edit your horse's remarks. Keep all content PG-13.
Choose a Background for your horse.
Withdraw your horse from it's team. You will lose all team points for this horse. Please discuss this action with the team manager first.
Your horse may show 3 times per week. Shows run daily. Your horse and rider will gain valuable experience from showing. Select a discipline to show in, or scratch from tonight's show.
Your horse has shown 0 times this week.
A rider must be assigned to your horse before you can enter shows!
If you would like to put your horse on the market for breeding, click below. Note that when your horse is up for breeding, anyone may breed to them. Also note that you don't need to enter a price when marking a stallion available for straws.
If you want this horse to have a special price for club members, feel free to add it, otherwise
leave those two fields blank.
This horse has been Bred this Year and can breed again next Game Year.
This will mark a Mare's Brood as Reserved.
It is cosmetic only and will not prevent this Mare from being bred.
This Reservation will be identified in the Breeding Center.
Choose a file to upload as your horse image. Pictures should be no larger than max 500 width and 500 height. Only file types of jpg, gif, or png will be accepted, however file size cannot be greater than 100K, So most likely you will need to save
the file as jpg. IMPORTANT ! Images stolen off the internet are not ok to use.
Please follow the crediting rules located here: Link If you are having trouble getting your images uploaded, here is a forum topic to help: Link
Upload A Horse Image
Enter a new name for your horse.
Choose the discipline to train your horse in. Your horse will train slower if trained in all sports at once, than if trained in one specialty at a time.
Enter the sale price for your horse. Please be aware that if you put a horse up for public
sale, anyone may purchase it.
If you no longer wish to own this horse, you may set them free to fend for themselves. The Karma Fairy will pay you 1000 for your adult horse, up to 100 horses per month. 100 to go! The Karma Fairy will pay you 200 Credits for all of your adult horses. The Karma Fairy will pay you zero for your yearling. This action is not reversible so be sure before you click Submit !
Move your horse to another barn or pasture.
Join A Federation. Your horse will accrue Federation Points
and based on that may make the Federation Championships.
It costs 500 to enter a Federation and membership lasts
one game year.
Reroll your horse's image. Your horse's genes will stay the same, but their markings and patterns will be randomly regenerated.
Rerolls remaining: 175
Genetic Test this horse to view their coat genes. It costs 5000 ebs to genetically test this horse.
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