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Wonderful, you are far more talented than I!

Wow, he's just lovely!

I would love for the grass/jump posts/ person in back round/cone to be removed. I myself attempted and I simply just could not make the grass go away without making it look as if I hadn't touched it. http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j27/alle...lc/100_0293.jpg...

Yay! :aktion033: She looks good!

Ha ha, I can just imagine it. :bgrin I have 3 Sun Conures. 2 are about a year and a half now, they are full brother and sister and have yet to see any "curiosity" hope I never do. My oldest does pull ups (holds on to the cage with his beak and lifts his legs off) -- such a show off, but so cute.

Not a Mini, but I thought I'd share.

Great story. Bravo to you for taking her in. :aktion033: Would love to see the pictures, but all I get is 405 forbidden.

Thanks for posting this. I just removed mine.

I will soon be heading off to college and want to bring my horse ("full size"). Unfortunately, I live 5 hours away and going around looking at barns just isn't doable. So, what questions would you ask the barns? So far I've thought of price, stall size, turnout and how often they feed. Anything...

Sounds like you had a very successful day! It looks like so much fun. To me, it looks like eventing, but for minis. What is it called exactly?

Sorry its a bit large, not sure how to fix it.

My Thoroughbred HATES to be bushed. He flicks his tail, bobs his head, kicks with his hind legs, doesn't stand still, etc. While nothing stops his fussing, I found that using a soft brush and tying him outside instead of in the barn does decrease it. I suppose I've just gotten used to it now...

He could possibly do dressage and/or eventing.

I had the exact same problem, but with my Thoroughbred. Remi didn't have the easiest life before I got him, race horse, failed polo pony, another owner, me. He was incredibly heard bound, in fact I remember one incident where I was lead him to me lesson (alone, all the other horses where in the...

Too funny! Love it.

I had two empty containers from Smartpak as I no longer needed the supplements. Into one went the flax seed - no more mice eating through the bag! In the other I placed all my polos, boots and bells and so I no longer have to rummage around in my big trunk.

:aktion033: Congratulations! :aktion033: That's wonderful! Your boys always make me smile, so sweet. :

The family has five dogs in total. A chow chow/golden (Tatum), a terrier mix (Pippen), and a standard long hair dachshund (Lumpi - not how you spell it, its German and I can't figure it out) and my two Black, a chow chow/lab and Petit Chou a poodle/bichon frise Still trying to figure out...

Is the "Shetland type" found in the smaller minis (34" and under)? Or is that look in the smaller minis referred to as "Thoroughbred type"?

Was reading through other posts and found this "When it comes to conformation, miniatures for show and breeding should be held to the same standard as are full size horses. Straight legs, good bites and sound conformation are important. When it comes to showing, there is a type that is...