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Hermaphrodite goat? That term seems familiar from something I read way back...google it? I think they are sterile.

Such vivid explanations I too want to know when the books come out, so you've got to post about them.

I have given up on the one mare we thought was holding out for a record length gestation! No baby this year from that girl, but she sure kept us guessing. Congratulations!! I have to say your tiny baby boy is BEAUTIFUL! I think he looks like a little stuffed horsey toy, but much cuter than a...

Nice! And I think your logo in the right corner is really good as well

Nice and clean and easy to navigate, I like it! Good job!!

Wow, this sounds like the very best possible scenario anyone could ask for, but I'm still choked up for you, letting them go! I can only imagine how tough this would be.

Congratulations on getting set up to have your horses at home! And what a nice little surprise your baby Lily must have been

Hi Shari, I saw a report today online that they arrested the guy you mentioned above. Hope you can sleep a little better tonight (and hope he's the right guy, and that he's put away for a long time).

Ohhhhh, thank you for explaining this. So if I use a name which no one else has before, then it's accepted (or if I put a name down too similar to someone else's, they would use my second choice name I presume?).

I tried doing a search for this, no luck, so here are the questions: I have a weanling filly (AMHR) that the seller is leaving to me to name/register and I have not done this before. Looked at AMHR's website and I see a form to register a farm prefix for 200.00. Am I correct to assume this is...

That is fantastic that your business is growing!. As you add more good clients (the ones who have the horses haltered and ready, and hold them for you!), I would drop the ones you are describing who expect you to do all this extra stuff that isn't part of your normal service. I think that is a...

Cute, Mia!! Mia calling the little guy "Steak" reminds me of the turkeys my sister raised last year, named Thanksgiving and Christmas. Watching for your pictures

That is pretty spendy and I would feel exactly as you do: I want the big picture/worst case up front please! Your description and visuals did give me a laugh though, thanks for that!!

I like the wood pellet bedding. It lasts a long time with just adding a little each week once you have the stalls bedded initially (mist the pellets with water when you first put them down so they fluff up). The only down side I see is that there is a lot of dust in the barn when I use these...

Our newest horse is a Buckeroo great-granddaughter.... Little Kings Buckeroo Bonsai is her grandsire (buckskin), sire is Eldorado Bonsai Cast in Bronze (palomino). I really hope the next generation in '09 is back to buckskin (sire of '09 foal is Tibbs Regal Royale)!

That is very sad. She was beautiful and I think she looks full term. So sorry for your loss. I lost one this past spring to a twisted umbilical cord and she looked very much like this one's stage.

Here is Sofie....she is a daughter of Bond A Toy4UC

I'm going with 9 -- 5 boys & 4 girls. I want to say 12, but for a first litter, it seems like they have less puppies sometimes.

I want to see!! But the links take me to a page that says I need to log in, so I can't see the pictures

Love her head and pretty little face, and that color is the icing on the cake for me! Congratulations!