Does anyone know?

[Chico]

Okay, here's the scoop. I have two geldings, and I know for sure their geldings. Although I have seen male behavior from the older of the two. I haven't in the younger until the last few days. Our mares are young enough they go in heat and I have seen the older donkey show that he knows. The younger donkey acts like he knows too as of the last few days and the boys are grumping at each other. Is this normal for geldings? Is this why their grumping? And, how long does a heat last? The boys are such buds and it makes me sad to seem them fuss at each other.

chico

 

[JumpinJackFarm]

:saludando: Hi Chico, How old is Mac?? It might be that he is mature enough now to "maybe" ? understand the smell?? and also following Pj's behaviour ??? Maybe?

I am NOT an expert by no means

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I know girls

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and they will " Grump" each other while the other is in heat...lip "Smacking" the whole works

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Zepp is really enjoying this and now thinks he can "Grump" anything himself

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His attitude will be altered very soon :bgrin :saludando:

 

[tifflunn]

Well little Hershey was gelded back in March- he still doesn't know it :new_shocked:

 

[PaintedPromiseRanch]

sorry, no help here, my donkey boys are all intact.

 

[Emily's mom]

Hello, my Max is supposed to be gelded and we catch him on Emily!!!

I'm hoping it is just play, because she does it to him!!!

 

[Chico]

Thanks for the answers.

Mac just turned one and P.J. two. P.J. has always acted all boy. :bgrin I would be scared to see him as a jack! Like mentioned he doesn't seem to know he's been gelded. Mac acts much more like a little guy until a few days ago. Both boys have been doing a lot of smelling, making faces, and doing this little hoppy dance. I really think Mac is "growing" up. :new_shocked. They did seem a little better today.

chico