Showing posts with label the Poodle (and dog) Blog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the Poodle (and dog) Blog. Show all posts
Friday, November 03, 2006
Horse Personalities...
TnT are up on the San Juan Ranch. They move Clancey into Coal and Cahlibur’s pens while they are at the ranch, which makes feeding that much easier. It looks like TnT will be going every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday until the end of the year (except for Holiday weeks). They worked all day yesterday on horseback up until after dark!
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Labels: Belle, Cahlibur, Clancey, Coal, Oakley, personalities, the Poodle (and dog) Blog
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"Beautiful description. This could turn me into a horse lover. They really do have their own distinct personalities, don't they?" comment by Jan on MnC post "Training Oakley".