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This message is from: "Fred & Lori Osmond" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> I have to confess that I do kiss our horses occasionally. They are just so precious and we love them soooooooo much. Even one of our vets, Rena, kisses them!!! So, we know it's okay...hahaha... now, the dogs are different. They eat what comes out of the horses butt, so there's no kissing the dogs. I avoid their licks too!!! I have a serious ? for you all. This may be the wrong time to ask (with all this stuff about kissing...haha...), but I'm going too. Do Fjord horses have oilier skin than other breeds? I have had a morgan gelding for 7 years and he never had had a dirty sheath like my Fjord. I have cleaned his sheath 3-4 times in 2 months. He gets all this black gunky stuff around and on it. The vet actually cleaned it majorly thoroughly the first time, because I was so dumb and thought he was infected...but we all learn somehow... Another subject: we just had to put our 6 year old dobie down due to liver failure. I thought I'd let you know that our vet thinks she ate poisoness mushrooms. We did have some mushrooms on our lawn and think that did it. She was the most awsome and gorgeous dobie... and we will miss her. So, if you all see mushrooms around your place, get rid of them. Do any of you own one of those gorgeous ______mountain dogs??? They look like a rott/saint bernard mix??? I have liked the look of those, but don't know much about their temperments yet??? Have a great weekend, the sun is now shining in on me through our window, and outside is absolutely gorgeous!!! The oak trees couldn't be more yellow/orange. Gotta go feed our babies!!! God Bless, Lori CATSOFOZ [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.geocities.com/MadisonAvenue/8660
