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I had a mare with it and we did have the surgery. It was fairly inexpensive and relieved her frustration and pain.

She is at 356, and showing signs of being very close! She is really agitated doesn't want to be touched... hip bones are showing, tail carried higher, but no pointy belly, and her bag isn't hard yet, but she is getting closer!

This is DonKeyJote. I borrowed him a year ago in March to breed my mini mares and his momma moved and didn't want him back, so he just stayed! He has a baby on the way any day now. I have no idea of his age or anything. Will find out when I have him castrated this summer. The picture...

I usually just leave mine natural unless I'm taking them out for something. But if they are hanging out at home, I just let them be. Even my big horses, I didn't do bridle paths. I like them that way.

The research I did before breeding was that it would be a year to 13 months, but since they have a shorter gestation than larger horses, I was just curious as to how long it might take. She is showing no more signs today than yesterday, but she sure is grouchy and not wanting me poking around much.

Beautiful!

He is a legend for sure and will be missed. Blessings!

Making others smile when they see them.

He is cute!

I haven't been here for a long time. It has been at least a couple years! I often think about folks on here, but haven't been on to check it out! The forum looks great! Anyway, my question is, I have a mare at 353 days, bred to a mini donkey. Does anyone have any idea of the expected...

I saw one at a garage sale yesterday for a dollar...didn't buy it though.

I have visited over twenty different facilities. Goldie and I make 9 visits weekly during the summer, and just two weekly, except special occasions in the winter. We have not gotten certified, I wanted to set it up, but I would have to drive to Desmoines, Iowa for the test. That is a six hour...

That is how I am most comfortable, I just wondered if there was a "law" or something about this?

I know how this works driving, but when riding, I tend to look at it differently. I would rather see what is coming at me. Is there a rules somewhere about this? I don't do a lot of riding on roads, but enough that I wondered what the protocol was. Anyone know? Are there places to look this...

Beautiful! Mom too!

Wow! Poor horse! I think I would be surprised that a dog would attack those areas and not go for legs and neck areas. I hope you find the culprit soon!

Adorable Lyn!

What a lovely girl. You are lucky to have found each other!

What lovely eyes!

Absolutely gorgeous! I love the way you have framed it and everything!