Posted by John_PA on July 05, 2012 at 22:27:28 from (71.182.170.179):
In Reply to: grass hay? posted by Pete black on July 05, 2012 at 20:05:50:
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I am way beyond the term "horse people." My phrase of choice is "crazy horse lady." We've all met a crazy horse lady. It's the same thing as the crazy cat lady who gives you a candied apple(covered in cat fur) in your halloween bag. One such woman went as far as to divorce her husband over a horse. Then, when she couldn't pay the bills(because she kicked the breadwinner) she dragged her horses into poor health through neglect. All the while, she claimed that her horses were fine and pointing the blame elsewhere. When they did take her horses, she had to be put on suicide watch. You would think, with all that love for them, she would want to see them be in a better place.
Crazy Horse Lady...
My other personal favorite is the hay sniffers. They ball it up, shove their cupped hands to their nose and breathe in. It's like you'd see someone do when testing the aromatics of hopps for a batch of beer. Reminds me of a teenage boy sniffing something else... What are they smelling for? Mold, I've been told. I've also been told that the hay has to be palatable for the horse or it won't eat it. Hrmmm... most of these people buy rauchy lifeless hay, and then give their horse a flake or two a day. IF I was that horse, I don't think I'd be worried about the palatability if I was starving. I can't imagine a snoody horse, turning it's nose up to any tiny morsel of nourishment. All the horses I've seen are hogs. They eat like a horse. IF you buy bad hay, give the horse a full bale so he can pick through the good stuff and play with the rest. It's a mess to clean up, but, if you really loved your animal, wouldn't you do something good for it?
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