Now that is the very reason I did not perimeter-fence my 5ac!
As it is, if I am a tad bit late (see: DST ) I am met with the Stinkeye - Equine Version - and the boys who usually come over to the fence for scritches, will pointedly walk away from me.
So it appears I - the poorly-paid Help - am humbly following their butts to the barn.
My horses can give 'tude with their back ends!
*friend of bar.ka*RIP all my lovely boys, gone too soon: Steppin' Out 1988-2004 Hey Vern! 1982-2009 Cash's Bay Threat 1994-2009
I swear I need to get it on video of Odie running across the paddock, his fat belly bouncing, and then the big "Hungry Eyes" face he gives me in his ploy for food...
And do I fall for it? Yes. Does my BO? Yep. There is a reason he has a bouncing belly.
I just have the threat of Isabell letting of a very loud "hee ... heee ... HEEEE-HAWWWWWWWW!" to get me going in the morning. Neighbors would love that (NOT!).
"One person's cowboy is another person's blooming idiot" -- katarine
My horses did that - came onto concrete porch and looked through french doors and "pushed" on windows - telling me I was a bit late for dinner (feeding). I had to hot wire around the porche to keep them off (was afraid they would break the window).
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) I am met with the Stinkeye - Equine Version - and the boys who usually come over to the fence for scritches, will pointedly walk away from me.
