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| Zena |
Posted - 29 Aug 2010 : 12:50:02 AM
Now i know this might sound silly or you think im talking crap but my arab shed tears tonight! My shetland who she adores that ive had for couple o weeks now doesnt get out with the others regular coz i think she could be prone to lami .well was out with the rest today first in a week and i as usual gave zena a handfull of chaff while i checked her legs /rugged her etc as i was doin that my daughter too the shetland away over the field back to stable and zena didnt finish her dinner didnt move but watched and then her eyes were watering no joke. no flies or any other excuse her eyes were fine until she watched her cross the field n go out of sight .then she started pawing the ground at me n went over to the gate then into a trance almost like she was trying to talk to me . haha yes u all thinking im mad but i an being 100% honest i have just picked up the courage to put this on here in fear of what u will think . has this happened to anyone else? i am so intune with her i can more or less read her mind sounds stupid but i kno what mood shes in before i go in field either that or somet far wrong with her some comments please xx |
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| nikki83 |
Posted - 29 Aug 2010 : 8:08:00 PM
I thought I was going mad when this happened to me!
8 years ago I decided to sell my TB mare to the lady that had been part loaning her from me. On the day I signed her over, I went and sat in the field with my girl, we had lots of cuddles and I explained to her what was happening, Im pretty sure she understood what I was saying to her, she seemed sad and im sure she was crying, he eyes were very wet with no other reason for it.
Broke my heart to see her like that and no one believed me when I told them she was crying
I do think they can show emotion, we had a special bond and I had never seen her like that.
Nikki x |
| wheelie |
Posted - 29 Aug 2010 : 7:46:23 PM
I think they certainly can look like there crying. When I lost my boy I let my mare see him and I never expected to see any kind of expression but she certainly with out a doubt looked like she was going to burst in tears! She knew he was very ill and would wait for him when going out to the field.I've never seen a horse make that kind of face before or since. |
| Libby Frost |
Posted - 29 Aug 2010 : 09:29:45 AM
Awww zena, makes sense to me.ive seen horses upset too, the memory of our two mares who had stillborn foals, on both occasions we left the foals with them to come to terms with it just for a while..... i swear i saw Rosie (Spey Crystal ) grieving makes me sad typing this, that babe wasnt meant to be, just because they cannot talk, they have plenty of other ways of expressing feelings..... |
