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Thanks everyone I am glad to know that most of you at least feel he is not trying to hurt her. I just could not wrap my head around the thought of my little teddy bear boy trying to hurt anything. Obviously with that being said intent means nothing and I don't want her hurt and will get them...

Thanks everyone I am glad to know that most of you at least feel he is not trying to hurt her. I just could not wrap my head around the thought of my little teddy bear boy trying to hurt anything. Obviously with that being said intent means nothing and I don't want her hurt and will get them...

So you don't think he is trying to hurt her. Do you think it is a problem?

Alright I will have to have my husband put up a barrier. Poor baby girl I really thought he was playing. Like I said he never seem violent about it I just thought it was "horsing around"

No he is not gelded he just turned a year old in May and while I know that is old enough to be gelded when the vet was last out in August she palpated and his testes are not descended yet so she reccommend waiting until it was cooler for flies and until he was dropped. He also has never shown...

My donkey has a strange habit. In the past I have seen him drag around his pasture mate by the mane. She has since moved to a different home and now he is pastured with a 5 month old filly. I have noticed him doing this to her. He DOES NOT SEEM TO BE TRYING TO HURT HER. I just don't want to...

I will most definatlely be keeping an eye on her. Me and the girls play with her and our little donkey Willy everyday. They are so loved!!!!

Do we notice any difference in her bag? I don't think so but I wondered what ya'll think. I wanted to add the pic from the back, whether it be a foal or just fat she is carrying something a whole lot to one side So what do we think preggers or just a fatty?

I talked to 4 local vets and all of them said either a blood test would take 3-4 weeks to come back as it has to be sent out and a urine test won't be accurate this late in the game

I talked to 4 local vets and all of them said either a blood test would take 3-4 weeks to come back as it has to be sent out and a urine test won't be accurate this late in the game

That was so sweet and well said Anna. I am a thread stalker I don't say much but enjoy every bit of the watching

I thought that was what was going on Eagle. Just a bit of saggy booby syndrome like us human mommies. My dad just had to get me wondering again!!!

So that doesn't look like the bag of a pregnant mare? She would HAVE to be due in 3 weeks, with her 4th foal.

So after all of your opinions and speaking with the original owner of my mare I had given up hope of having a foal.......so my dad stops over today and sees my mare for the first time. He didn't know anything about the possiblity of her being bred and the first thing he says is "when is she...

oh man. Thanks for you're input though!!!!

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Awesome I will take new pics tomorrow. I'm driving my poor husband crazy. Awesome I will take new pics tomorrow. I'm driving my poor husband crazy.

Yeah I was more than a little miffed at the vets. The conflicting info is driving me nuts. Although I did ask her original owner if she usually is a chubby horse and she said "oh no, not at all" So from what I am looking at if she is not bred she is definalty chubby as her tummy sticks out...