This game is so cool. I'm glad to see that Scooby has such a great home; many people couldn't be bothered to take the extra time needed for a blind horse. Do you know how Scooby was blinded? The pony I rode was an albino POA, and she was slowly blinded over the years due to "Snow Blindness" because the pink pigment around her eyes reflected the light right back into her eyes. Just curious, since Scooby is an Appy too, with that pink pigmentation.
Mama H Scooby had suffered from uveitus for years before I bought him. His former owner did not keep a mask on him to help protect his eyes or have the uveitus treated. Unfortunately, even with aggressive treatment from the time I got him, I couldn't prevent the inevitable.
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This game is so cool. I'm glad to see that Scooby has such a great home; many people couldn't be bothered to take the extra time needed for a blind horse. Do you know how Scooby was blinded? The pony I rode was an albino POA, and she was slowly blinded over the years due to "Snow Blindness" because the pink pigment around her eyes reflected the light right back into her eyes. Just curious, since Scooby is an Appy too, with that pink pigmentation.
Scooby has a great smile.
Mama H
Scooby had suffered from uveitus for years before I bought him. His former owner did not keep a mask on him to help protect his eyes or have the uveitus treated. Unfortunately, even with aggressive treatment from the time I got him, I couldn't prevent the inevitable.
this is funny picture
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