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I'd go with the filly...
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Well unless you are going to geld.
I'd go with the filly...
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Well unless you are going to geld.
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I would say go with the friendliest. You don't want to end up with a horse that shows signs of jerky-ness
, even if it is really pretty or so forth.
I would say go with the friendliest. You don't want to end up with a horse that shows signs of jerky-ness
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Well unless you are going to geld.
I could. Some people believe that geldings are better than mares because they are too moody, but it doesn't really matter to me. I want to go and work with them both some and see which one takes better to me and responds better to some working.
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Well unless you are going to geld.
I could. Some people believe that geldings are better than mares because they are too moody, but it doesn't really matter to me. I want to go and work with them both some and see which one takes better to me and responds better to some working.
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I would say go with the friendliest. You don't want to end up with a horse that shows signs of jerky-ness
, even if it is really pretty or so forth.
Yes, that's how I feel. The reason I think you should go with the filly is Dezi, and the colt might not get along.
I would say go with the friendliest. You don't want to end up with a horse that shows signs of jerky-ness
Yes, that's how I feel. The reason I think you should go with the filly is Dezi, and the colt might not get along.
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Well unless you are going to geld.
Meh, I would assume she would have him gelded once he got older if she ended up with the colt. Unless she really wanted a stallion...
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Well unless you are going to geld.
Meh, I would assume she would have him gelded once he got older if she ended up with the colt. Unless she really wanted a stallion...
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Well unless you are going to geld.
I could. Some people believe that geldings are better than mares because they are too moody, but it doesn't really matter to me. I want to go and work with them both some and see which one takes better to me and responds better to some working.
Yes, you have got to think about whether Dezi and a colt would get along though. Same with the filly.
Well unless you are going to geld.
I could. Some people believe that geldings are better than mares because they are too moody, but it doesn't really matter to me. I want to go and work with them both some and see which one takes better to me and responds better to some working.
Yes, you have got to think about whether Dezi and a colt would get along though. Same with the filly.
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Why?
the younger horse would most likely bond with you better, and would help you figure out her temper and so forth better
Not necessarily, I talked to a guy the other day and he said it doesn't matter the age, it just depends on the horse.
Why?
the younger horse would most likely bond with you better, and would help you figure out her temper and so forth better
Not necessarily, I talked to a guy the other day and he said it doesn't matter the age, it just depends on the horse.
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I would say go with the friendliest. You don't want to end up with a horse that shows signs of jerky-ness
, even if it is really pretty or so forth.
Yes, that's how I feel. The reason I think you should go with the filly is Dezi, and the colt might not get along.
Yeah, I'm afraid a colt might try to fight him and end up in one or both of them being injured.
I would say go with the friendliest. You don't want to end up with a horse that shows signs of jerky-ness
Yes, that's how I feel. The reason I think you should go with the filly is Dezi, and the colt might not get along.
Yeah, I'm afraid a colt might try to fight him and end up in one or both of them being injured.
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the younger horse would most likely bond with you better, and would help you figure out her temper and so forth better
Not necessarily, I talked to a guy the other day and he said it doesn't matter the age, it just depends on the horse.
i said MOST LIKELY
not saying she would, but alot of times it seems that happens
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the younger horse would most likely bond with you better, and would help you figure out her temper and so forth better
Not necessarily, I talked to a guy the other day and he said it doesn't matter the age, it just depends on the horse.
i said MOST LIKELY
*please dont let it snow, please dont let it snow
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the younger horse would most likely bond with you better, and would help you figure out her temper and so forth better
Not necessarily, I talked to a guy the other day and he said it doesn't matter the age, it just depends on the horse.
That's what I've heard, and would most likely suggest.
the younger horse would most likely bond with you better, and would help you figure out her temper and so forth better
Not necessarily, I talked to a guy the other day and he said it doesn't matter the age, it just depends on the horse.
That's what I've heard, and would most likely suggest.
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