MaLoTu
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- Mar 28, 2015
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A deer or a horse ... if size were equal? I cannot find any comparable info online and it has become a debate between my husband and I.
I know ... super random!
I know ... super random!
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My vote is horse. Deer is much more capable of being nimble and athletic. Horses are breed to work and haul. But cats are pound for pound stronger the littler they are. But I wouldn't want my barn cat to meet one of the Mt. Lions that we have here.
Don't tell my minis that - I'd have a riot on my hands!A mini (true mini is under 3ft) and can pull a cart with an adult all day.
No disrespect meant for your grandfather, but I have to disagree. A lot of minis and other ponies are in a chronic state of founder from being fat; it's a common problem in breeds that tend to be "easy keepers" like ponies and Quarter Horses. I actually own a Quarter Horse that had this problem. She was given to me free as a pasture buddy for a mare I purchased because she was constantly unsound simply because she was fat. It's been a slow process, but I got the extra weight off, and she is now rideably sound again. She was lucky - if I hadn't taken her, she'd have gone to auction (and we know where lame horses go from an auction). I was lucky, too; I didn't know how much damage had been done to her feet, or if she'd ever be pain-free and useful again.Nice. much more like a thoroughbred than my quarter horses. But my grandpa always said 2 things. 1 The best color of a horse is fat. 2 It's easier to keep a horse fat than to get one fat. Those little guys look thin but in shape. I bet they could pull a cart. Minis are like mules, very strong for their size.