That’s great about the kittens, especially Brother. I had no worries about Sister because she came around so fast, but he was a little harder nut to crack. At the very least they’ll make good barn cats now, that you can handle if you need to. But I’ll bet once they get back outside they’ll be wanting to come in every now and again too. They get spoiled in a hurry!
Mine like it when I’m at home during the day. That way they can go out in the morning and do their thing, then come in and take a nap during the heat of the day, then go back out in the evening to play again. We had our first football game of the season across the street last night and they really like being out with those lights on. Of course I kind of do too. I didn’t think I’d ever say it, but I think I’m going to kind of miss this place when we finally move.
I went to the Ohio/PA Appaloosa Assoc. futurity show with my friend Judy and her husband, this weekend. She had her weanling filly nominated, but unfortunately, the trainer didnt get to show her. He had only had her for two weeks and this was her first show. She was acting up really badly and they thought best not to take her in. She would have won hands down and I felt awful for them.
Here is Judy's two year old stallion Heza Sizzlin Dream. He won his class, the color futurity and was Reserve stallion under two judges and Grand under one (4 judges)
This weanling beat him in the Open Color Class. The weanling, also won the colt weanling futurity.
Grand and Reserve Champion mares and yes, those are Appaloosas!
It had been some time since I had attended a bigger show and saw the halter classes. I sure dont get the chain under the top lip deal. To me, that makes them act up all the more. How attractive is it, to have a horses tongue hanging out!