Moo…
Visitors!
Moo?
Apples!
Moo!?!?!
Nah-nah!
Be polite and share!
Moo!
And they all lived happily ever after. The End!
Moo…
Visitors!
Moo?
Apples!
Moo!?!?!
Nah-nah!
Be polite and share!
Moo!
And they all lived happily ever after. The End!
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Such cute animals!
Cute story, Ab! Just LOVE the pix of Annabelle and Isabelle side by side. Can’t believe how much “Baby Belle” has grown in 5 short months. Jake the Bull sure enjoyed those apples, too! There were VERY excited to see you!
that pinto baby is soooooooooooooo gorgeous!!
Thanks! Though I’m not sure she’s officially a “pinto,” as many associations don’t accept drafts as pintos. The term we use is “spotted draft” since she’s a Shire. I’ve also seen them called “drum horses” or “gypsy horses.” (I’m not an expert…) Here’s their association page: http://www.nasdha.net/characteristics.htm
Also must admit I never worried much about the terms, since all our other horses until Annabelle were Dapple Gray Percherons. The genetics is really interesting!
Lol – the pictures fit the words perfectly!
This is cute and funny! I like the increasing intensity of the “Moos.”
So cute! Should be a kid’s book!