FreeRepublic Saddle Club thread! - Thread 12

[FrogInABlender]

Heh, I imagine that selling those rocks around there would be like trying to sell ice to Eskimos. ;o)

But making rock walls with them would be a good way to get them out of the way. I guess that’s why there’s so many rock fences around pastures in Ireland.

[HairOfTheDog]

Thread with videos lunging Bay...

Bay: Why ~not~ goof off... videos

[PayNoAttentionManBehindCurtain]

LOL...I think he’s figuring out this lunging with out a line:)

He looks really well, seems to be moving smoothly.

Becky

[HairOfTheDog]

Ya think? Yeah - he’s movin’ good. Got his heart rate up, got a little sweat going, he’s feeling good.

[PayNoAttentionManBehindCurtain]

So are you all riding this weekend...I’m really going to try to ride tomorrow. Might even get out this evening on Rock, then ride Harley tomorrow.

Becky

[HairOfTheDog]

It looks like it might be good to go Saturday... supposed to rain a little Friday and Sunday.

[Beaker]

Anytime I open a can, within seconds, no matter where he is at in the house, he is there at my feet yowling at me..

With us, it's any can. Or if we're anywhere in the vicinity of the nearest counter! The cats own the house. We just live here as servants.

[Beaker]

I love Siamese cats. Absolutely adore them. They’re very smart cats.

[Beaker]

Here's a list of providers by state who offer low cost spay/neuters. Spay Neuter Programs By State There are quite a few in WA, not sure which are closest to you. The ASPCA has a link to its program, but doesn't list any providers in Washington. That's here. In MA there's a program called SNAP, the Spay/Neuter Assistance Program, I've used it in the past for my cats. Not sure if it's a national thing or not.Hope this helps.

[HairOfTheDog]

Thanks Beaker! That is helpful.

[freekitty]

This is a pic of my tortie siamese. She is my 8th one over the years and is 17 years old.

[freekitty]

Her name is Eloise.

[Beaker]

A calico siamese mix. Must be QUITE a character! :-D

[freekitty]

I have had 8 siamese. None of them except a male, Sid, I had were very big. My aunt had one named Petunia and that cat loved to sit on top of the fridge waiting to pounce on someone.

I had two when they were babies were in the back bedroom. I closed the door and went to the kitchen. Darn, if I didn’t look up and there they were. Went to see if they had opened the door and no they had not. Those little toots flatten themselves out and went under the door; so I put a towel at the bottom when they had to go in.

[freekitty]

She’s not a mix; and she is as sweet as apple pie.

[freekitty]

I hope I don’t sound mean; but she is a torti point siamese.

[Beaker]

I never knew that siamese could be tortie colored. Interesting.

[AnAmericanMother]

Wow, that's a filthy horse!

Guess I'm lucky mine's black, it doesn't show . . . . as much . . . .

[AnAmericanMother]

Yup . . . dogs have masters. Cats have staff.

[AnAmericanMother]

Eloise has beautiful clear tortie markings - not always easy to get with the point factor!

I bred exclusively Blues - if you have Seals in the bloodline, it puts a beige tone in the body color, and if you have Lilacs in the bloodline it washes out the "true blue" color. And when I was in the racket, the Torties and Tabbies and Reds were so new, nobody in the South was breeding them. All the cats of my breeding have gone on to their rewards, our last remaining Siamese is a Lilac that my daughter chose from a breeder out in Paulding County.