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big brown horse
Hoof In Mouth
He is a bit bigger and more rambunctious than Kate, so I think she was intimidated right away on our "off campus" walk. Then when we got home he chased her around the yard until she turned around and stood up to him. She gave him some reprimand barks right in his face and he just ignored her and kept wanting to play. Finally she started playing. (And they played until they were worn out!) His parents tried to tell him good bye but he totally ignored them.
He also was just fine with the chickens, ducks and sheep that were hanging out in the back yard too. It couldn't have gone more smoothly.
Photos:
Old Big Jane (RIP)
Kate:
And now "Sully" with my daughter Sam:
He also was just fine with the chickens, ducks and sheep that were hanging out in the back yard too. It couldn't have gone more smoothly.
Photos:
Old Big Jane (RIP)
Kate:
And now "Sully" with my daughter Sam: