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A Bit About Me and my Horse(s): I am a new rider. Got a horse a year ago but not confident with her, so got another horse, which I ride now and hope to ride the other one later on.I don't know much about horses but want to learn more as I have always loved horses and now am a proud owner of two. I try to ride everyday to get experience and enjoying every minute of it. Looking for help in riding tips, health and whatever else there is.

Country: Canada

Do you have any pets?: yes three dogs, pug, poodle, yorkie, cat

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I had a pug that was over weight. He was 33pound and very had to get the weight off.I got it off once and got down to 27 pounds, but it didn't last long. Mind you when you have 3 dogs it was hard to keep them from eating the other guys food. He seemed to be happy though. We had to put him down just last month as he lost bowel and bladder function. The Vet said there was nothing that could be done as he had nerve damage and spine problems which she said was no cure for. Miss the big guy alot. We… Continue

Posted on March 2, 2010 at 10:11am

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