On 03/10/2007, Judy Ryder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Yes, I agree. We aren't horses, and I don't think horses expect us to be > horses. I think they can read us pretty good as we are, and we probably do > not need four legs, eyes on the sides of our head, or pointed radar-type > ears, for them to understand us.
I think once they realize that we don't have our ears plastered against our heads in a mean way ... we are actually rather pleasant. My Gusti...man oh man...I've made mistakes and blunders with him. But he seems to put up with it. I think he knows I've always had his best interests at heart. We have a nice bond. Like tonight when everyone is nosing around in their feed tubs, grubbing out the last morsel. Gusti rushes up behind me before I reach the gate to leave for the evening....when I stopped and turned to find out what he wanted...all he did was lay his forehead against my chest. You can't buy that... Wanda
