The DOR got a new blanket for me. She got a light weight one that will cut the wind and keep me dry. She didn't want me wearing my heavy one anymore, well at least not until the snow flies and the temperatures are down to the 30's or lower-that way I will keep my winter woolies nice and fuzzy.
Last night was my first night in my new digs. I wasn't quite as happy about it as the DOR was hoping. I didn't want my food and water in the shelter. I didn't want to stand in the shelter. I didn't want shut in the paddock. I DIDN"T like anything about the new set-up. I HATE CHANGE!!!
The DOR and Mushboy made the paddock bigger, that way it was the same size as my old paddock. The DOR moved my food out from under the shelter roof.

Enjoy your day and don't forget to hug your DOR!
3 comments:
Your shelter came out GREAT, Freedom! You might suggest to the DOR that "SunTuf" polycarbonate panels make great, easy windows--they can just replace one or more of the metal panels of the shelter--unlike fiberglass, they stay nice and clear, and are truly horse proof (baby Amy liked to chew on them, and pull back one corner to try to break it, but it always just snapped right back!) Last I saw, they are available at Home Depot.
You are one lucky horse Freedom! I sure it will be just a matter of time before you're lovin' you new digs! Hug your DOR for me.
Jesse would be trying to eat those flowers...he's a mouthy guy! Glad you will keep warm this winter!
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