Re: [PyrNet-L] Pyrs and Horses

[Joy Mccarron <joym@monmouth.com>]

What a touching story...   Joy  (Maggie's Mom)


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From: <Dancingpyr@aol.com>
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Sent: Tuesday, June 29, 1999 8:33 PM
Subject: Re: [PyrNet-L] Pyrs and Horses


> In a message dated 6/29/99 2:22:40 AM EST, THill61132@AOL.COM writes:
>
> << We were wondering if anyone has had any experience
>  with pyrs and horses or mountain lions and pyrs. >>
>
> Well, we don't have any experience with mountain lions, but we do with
horses
> and pyrs.  When we got our first 3 pyrs, we had 2 horses living on our
> property (along with goats, chickens, geese, and cats).  We were a little
> concerned about the horses stepping on the pups, but soon everyone was
living
> in harmony.  Currently we have our older horse, who's 30, living at home.
> He's a special case, as he's nearly blind.  Tanuki is doing very well with
> him.  He watches out for the horse, and seems to know when the horse is
> getting close.  While in the pasture, Tanuki keeps an eye on the horse and
> goats.  He's learning his job well.
>
> Our other horse is currently being boarded at a nearby stables (they have
an
> indoor arena, which has proved to be wonderful the winter time).  Last
week I
> took Baron out to the stables with me.  While going down the aisle of the
> barn, he looked up at each horse that we came to.  Then we arrived at my
> horse's stall.  As soon as Baron saw my horse, he jumped up on the door
and
> licked my horse on the nose.  It was nice that Baron remembered the horse,
> and I think the horse remembered Baron.
>
> Regards, Robyn with Baron, Tanuki, Zoe and Kes
>
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