>From: "Stephanie Caldwell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Star does it, and it's 100% my fault. I always yell at her after she >paws the first time, and I don't get her when she just takes a leg off >the ground. So, I taught her it's okay to stand around with one leg >up, just don't paw or you get yelled at.
I was at the barn tonight and said hello to the new horse again--same leg lift, no pawing, just a hold. Anyways, I gave him a carrot slice and checked his water...empty. He has an automatic water dish but I don't think he knows how to use it--maybe I'm ruining his learning curve by filling it for him, but he dives for the water and I refill it about 6 times before he's finished. Orri never learned how to use his and the barn owner had to put a different model in, one that has a float and refills itself--maybe this new horse will be the same. Personally, I think the float models would be a better fit rather than put a horse through thrist for days before it learns to get water, or not. V _________________________________________________________________ Your Space. Your Friends. Your Stories. Share your world with Windows Live Spaces. http://spaces.live.com/?mkt=en-ca
