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Rural/Farm Life
In reply to the discussion: Hey all - buying a horse [View all]Egalitarian Thug
(12,448 posts)3. I don't think you don't intend to do the right thing, quite the contrary. But I do deal with the
consequences of well intentioned people inadvertently getting in over their heads every day. I wasn't exaggerating even a little bit when I said that the results of far too many perfectly nice, well intentioned people would break your heart and make you sick.
I don't know you any more than you know me, but I do know what frequently happens after the reality sets in. I also suspect that if you do commit to this, you will look back on this exchange and think that I was not nearly critical enough.
I wish you nothing but good luck and a long and loving relationship with your animals.
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I don't think you don't intend to do the right thing, quite the contrary. But I do deal with the
Egalitarian Thug
Apr 2012
#3
I have a horse and have had donkeys too. Start by getting to know people who have the kind of animal
Vincardog
Apr 2012
#5
When I was small I once told my aunt that I was going to get a horse if I had to buy one when I
jwirr
Apr 2012
#7
My first horse was a mare and she was the most gentle creature in all the world.
fasttense
Apr 2013
#41