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I FEEL YOUR ANGER MARTY! State Farm did the same thing to us......went to Allstate, and then they did it too! In doing much research after that....I found that many Insurance companies offer different products in different states. They cancelled the farm policies in our state because they...

....a good example of how WRONG colors can be on registration papers. Your little guy is a Silver Black (his particular shade is also known as Chocolate Silver). It is the result of the silver gene on a black horse.

He looks bay to me too, Jennifer. And very, very cute!!!!

Don't know if this has already been mentioned.....but a "true" white spot would have pink skin under it. If the skin is dark, the spots are probably caused by something else, such as Sabino roaning, Appy roaning, birdcatcher spots, etc.

That poor little guy is nothing more than a walking skeleton! I am amazed that his organs have not already shut down. Those people truly should be locked up & starved the way they have done him! Sending prayers that this little guy with a GARGANTUAM will to live, is able to come back...

Well....after reading Charlotte's post on the medication with zinc oxide. I decided to try some Desitin on Woody's ear. It is working like a charm! It sticks to the wound great, and it doesn't irritate, so he doesn't even know it's on there. Hence....no ear rubbing into the ground! And it...

Thanks everyone, for your suggestions. Lots of good ones here that I hadn't thought of. I checked with all our local feed stores & TSC...and none of them carry Vetericyn. Will have to order it. The zinc oxide stuff is also a good idea, Charlotte, but none here locally. So, while I'm waiting...

No....not a horse this time. It's our Pyrenees mix "Woody". I noticed a couple weeks ago that he had open wounds on both ears (in back at the fold where they flop over). I can only assume this was caused by flies...they were really bad at that time. I usually rub some fly spray on the dogs...

Here are a few more.... JUST LET YOUR IMAGINATION RUN WILD!

These are all GREAT ideas. I've used the tree skirt idea myself...it works GREAT! I also add colorful "scrunchies" around their fetlocks, and have used garland, or jingle bells around their necks. Of course you can never have enough red ribbons at Christmas time. Put those little red velvet...

LOL......looks like I'm in good company. I do things like that too!

How can this be when most of us haven't even received their June/July issues yet????? Heck,some haven't even received their April/May issues!!!!!!!! If this is true.....something is DEFINITELY messed up big time!

LOL.....love the last shot, too. I teach my horses to "smile" & they always greet me with big toothy ones, expecting a treat! Love Surprise's blue eyes!

As it has already been mentioned in this thread... "accreditation such as Carl and a number of others have from the equine dentistry group that they belong to is not easy to get and they are screened very carefully to gain admittance both for experience and proficiency."

I'm with you all the way Jodi! People just do not understand that most vets simply cannot do the job on Miniatures that Carl can do! My own vet (who specializes in equine) admitted it years ago & was glad I had someone like Carl to work on my Minis! I'M A BELIEVER TOO! And have been...

I couldn't have said it better, John.....I agree 100%

That was amazing Gena! Thanks for the link. We used to have a den of foxes behind our pond many years ago. The baby kits would come out to play at dusk around the edge of the pond. I spent many hours just sitting & watching them. That was way back, before I had a camcorder tho. Would have...

AMAZING video!!!!! Thanks for the link.....that was really cool! Years ago, we had a den of red foxes in the thicket behind our pond. I enjoyed watching the baby kits play around the edge of the pond almost daily. Wish I had it on video, but that was back before I had a camcorder.

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