countrymini
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LOL ok, thanks
This sounds like a man describing the passing of a kidney stone.Remember -- it's like pushing a train through a straw! LOL
If you're unsure, it might be best to consult with a veterinarianSorry, here are pics. I'm new to this and to pregnant minis. I rescued all of them. I did not have any intentions of breeding them and am scared to death. Pregnant or not????? SOS, please!!!!
I'm delighted to hear thatI want to thank all of you for such informative videos. I am a newcomer to Miniature Horses and Horses in General. I recently moved to the country (Central Valley California) and There are a few farms in town that have Mini horses. They are gorgoues. In the future I plan to buy property and a mini horse or two. These were awesome videos and Im so grateful. I want to let you know your passion, and compassion really inspires me to become a part of the Mini horse community. Viberate
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, and it's understandable that you're concerned about your mini mare.Hello, I am also new. My story is almost identical to the Hawaii story. I had many people check the rescue mini; from vets to PRCA cowboys. Well, guess what! The mini was castrated on April 22nd. My lil mare mini seems to be pregnant. We can't get a decent vet out here during coronavirus to save our lives, so I'm on my own. If she is bred, then she would have been bred before April 20, 2019. Here are some pics. Any help you can offer would be appreciated. I cannot lose this sweet mini. Please help this Texas Teacher. Thank you!!! ai face anonymizer
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