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:D my horse, Dixie, has a stud friend, and his name is Chocolate! hehe, he is my friends stud i cannot take any pictures of them because my dad went on a fishing trip, and took the digital camera with him! grr~ but anyway, i am excited, hopefully she will get pregnant! :D
but my one neighbor doesn't think she will breed?!!? but i don't see why she wouldn't she says because she is a small horse, but i think that is crap, please help?
ok, well i would really like some comments.....
aww! i bet u r so excited!!!! do u have any pictures of them????
: ) :) :) :) :) :)
good luck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
love beki (littlecritter)
Why did you decide to breed her?
That is the same question I have..Quote:
Originally posted by CathyBogart
Why did you decide to breed her?
Quote:
Originally posted by CathyBogart
Why did you decide to breed her?
Me three...why?
ok, well i am breeding her because partially, my dad says i need to make some money off my horse, so he wants to breed her, plus i need to do something with her, all i do is ride her, and of coarse clean up after her, and all of that stuff.
Plus i have been planing to get her bred for a few years now, and now i have the time.
but i can't understand why my neighbor doesn't think she will breed, because she is a small bred horse, so i am confused about that.
I said before i would not be able to take pictures, but once i find the digital camera that my dad brought home from their trip, i will take pictures of them!:D
:eek: That's not a real good reason to breed your horse! :eek:Quote:
my dad says i need to make some money off my horse,
I agree..Quote:
Originally posted by chocolatepuppy
:eek: That's not a real good reason to breed your horse! :eek:
Remember guys, breeding horses is MUCH different from breeding dogs. Cross-breeds and mixes are incuraged in show rings, and conformation (halter) classes are not that popular. There is not an overpopulation of horses. I actually intend on breeding dilute and pseudo-albino thoroughbred horses in the future, and make enough to support my dogs and Dalmatian breeding program. (which is almost always takes money and is only to be done with extreme caution and only to better the breed.)
If you are ready to take care of a mare in foal (and remember, they can be ridden almost up untill they foal) and have a little extra money set aside in case of medical problems, it should be ok.
Suki Wingy is right, actually my riding instructer is planning to breed Dot probably next year.. good luck with your mare!
ok sorry then
It does sound kind of shocking to hear you breed your horse to make money! Maybe if it was worded differently? ;)
Isn't this what everyone does with their horse? Ride her, care for her? Why are you feeling a need to do more?!?Quote:
Originally posted by QueenChyna
, all i do is ride her, and of coarse clean up after her, and all of that stuff.
Congratulations, I cant wait to see pictures...
well, ok ya, that was kinda worded weird.well i don't really feel a need to do more, but i just need to do more things with her, well even that was worded weird, but i hope you guys know what i mean, I don't know exactly how to explain it...Quote:
Isn't this what everyone does with their horse? Ride her, care for her? Why are you feeling a need to do more?!?
ya i know, i have to be riding dixie, a much as i can, so yes, i hope all of this goes well, and hopefully nothing will be bad about this:D
thankyou all:D
Oh! What color is she again? And the stallion? Maybe I can check my color genetics book for you to see what the odds are for each color.
yea they only have one (or rarely two) babies at a time.Quote:
Originally posted by Suki Wingy
Remember guys, breeding horses is MUCH different from breeding dogs.
well, i will take pictures, whenever i find the camera, i don't know where my dad put it! GRRR! Dixie is like a dark chocolaty color, but she always lightens up in the summer! hehe