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Scary! I read on another forum that the woman still sitting in the cart when her horse got hit had just had both of her knees replaced and could not get out of her cart by herself -- they had to drag her to safety after she fell out.

I have two cameras, a Canon Powershot A520 that I've had nothing but problems with and generally poor photo quality, and a Sony DSC-H2 (discontinued now so you could probably find it cheap, or the rest of the H series is good too) that I LOVE. I love taking pictures and I've probably taken well...

http://www.regencymini.com/index.shtml This site has pretty clear instructions on harnessing as well

Why not change to the highest point of the withers and change the maximum height along with it? If you measure at the withers and change the max height to "36 inches," it's not like the horse's height is actually changing. The only reason I can think of for not doing this is to continue the...

It's not even modeled after dogs -- dogs are not required to be "on" for an entire class, especially a large one. When the judge is doing individual examinations, many exhibitors will play with their dogs to get them up and excited, or just relax in line until their turn approaches. I agree --...

Geldings Mares Stallions

Susanne, I loved your stories! I think they are supposed to go on the main forum -- how I understood it, the part about being "educational" was for picture posts?

I'll be there!

I think it means that Hackney Horses (not ponies) are too thick and coarse.. But I could be wrong :P

I don't think anyone means "big" as in "lots of foals." When I see someone say that, I take it to mean that no matter how great a breeder you are, no matter the quality of mare and stallion, there WILL be pet quality, and so no need to breed and badly conformed stallion to a worse mare FOR pet...

I agree, Lisa, there's not nearly as much for miniatures as there is for big horses. I'll risk being wrong by saying halter is probably the most popular "discipline" for miniatures, and halter was started to evaluate breeding stock (except in the case of geldings). I don't know what needs to...

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I have a couple :bgrin First, Dobermans! I've always had at least one growing up, and we have threeee now. We also occasionally foster/rescue dobes, and two of ours are pound rescues. (The one that isn't is 11 years old now, the other two are ages 7 and 2). "My" breeds are standard...

: I joined in excitement after getting my first miniature, but didn't do much looking OR posting until later '06, as I'm not really a forum person. Even so, I still think that's recent compared to the amount of time others have been around ;)

I came here just recently and have learned a ton : Edit: and I agree. If some people wouldn't have spoken up, technically off topic, on a lot of threads i've seen, I wouldn't have learned half as much as I have...

My comment about breeding was not that "you shouldn't breed him." I said that I would not breed him, and from that, if he were MINE, I would have no reason not to have him gelded. I didn't tell you what you could or could not do, and sorry if it came off rude. You say "people gave their...

You guys look awesome! Here's the older thread i think you were talking about: http://minihorse.ipbhost.com/index.php?sho...c=72712&hl=

9 years old isn't old at all for a horse. And you're right, papers don't mean a quality horse, but they help keep accurate records of what's behind your horse and what to expect when you breed. I wouldn't breed your horse if he was mine whether he was registered or not, but he looks like a...

No one will get mad for posting pictures, if that's what you mean! This is the photo forum, after all!

I think because you've had bad experiences is no reason to ban it for everyone else. I've had the most bad experiences with Bichons, Labs, and Cockers. I've been bitten badly and had my DOBERMAN almost attacked by a lab, but no one's trying to ban them. If we're going to ban something, lets...