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If they stand around close to each other, and eat close to each other, they are playing. Boys do love to play rough. 😊

No, rearing every time you ask him to do something would not be considered normal to me. Is he an especially frisky youngster? Is he fearful? Is he being aggressive? Is he uncomfortable is some way? Since you said he seems to stop when you don't give into the rear, I would guess he's a...

I would love to see it, too, Marsha! I love horse hair pottery.

I used to use a round pen when I was training my own riding horses. I did round pen DJ (Jaci's sire) some as he wouldn't let me touch him when I first got him and showed no signs of coming around even after months of living here. But I use it for training, not exercising. I never cared for...

I am partial to black and white. I like buckskins, too. But disposition and comformation are more important.

I used try to imagine being many different animals as a child. I also used to imagine I was riding a horse along side the car on long trips.

Depends on whether he shares LOL

How wonderful!

Marsha, please tell me 160 is a typo.

That's my dream goal right there!

Thank you, LostandFound and Marsha! I used two different cement paper mache clay recipes from Jonni Good over at Ultimate Paper Mache. They are experimental because we don't know if they will hold up outdoors. I bought a "scroll saw" for foam to make these. I don't know if I could have done...

Some of you may remember playing jacks as a kid. I made these, they're one foot tall. Styrofoam cover with experimental cement paper mache clay.

Welcome! And beautiful mini!

Keeping Breezy and Nova. I wish everyone wasn't talking like you are the only one on the planet capable of properly caring for Thunder. I would keep Stormy and Breezy. Stormy for when I want to relax and enjoy,or just not feeling like dealing with green. And Breezy for the chance of having...

Since the harness and tying isn't where she's at right now, and the crate isn't a negative, why not have her in a crate where she can see the horses and what you are doing, but cannot get into danger? May not work, as she might bark and carry on, but may be worth a try.

Thank you, Crimson Rose.

Could this possibly be her trachea? I don't know how asthma effects the trachea, but it does run along that area.

Just curious, how do you work on treat manners?

Yay! Isn't it wonderful when our babies go along with our silly(to them) games.

Wow, love the "eyeliner" on baby Bliss!