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Diamond_Dog

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4. Wow, how interesting. I wonder where Seneca learned to do that.

Reply to George McGovern (Original post)

Sun Jan 4, 2026, 08:51 AM

Jan 4

You would have to have a strong back to work on horses like that for a living!! I would imagine not all horses are as well behaved as Pete and Maddie are for this experience. It is good that she establishes a trustful relationship with the horses.

As always, Shadow supervises every thing going on at your farm. Sophie would do the same.

TY for educating us on “life on the farm with horses”, George!

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Sunday Around The Farm -- Maddie and Pete got "pedicures" recently; their hooves were trimmed. [View all] George McGovern Jan 4 OP

Seneca has a very interesting job. Shadow seems to think her jobs are "official greeter" and LoisB Jan 4 #1

You're welcome Lois. Seneca loves her job and she's good at it. Shadow jobs are just like you said. Thank You! George McGovern Jan 4 #5

I could tell, even from photographs. She looks very confident and relaxed. LoisB Jan 4 #10

Give me her contact info. usonian Jan 4 #2

Sorry usonian, but Seneca works with horses; but, I could ask her . . . George McGovern Jan 4 #6

I couldn't afford the fare to send her here! usonian Jan 4 #9

Learn something new every day! calimary Jan 4 #3

Thank You calimary. Heard it said we're never too old to learn. George McGovern Jan 4 #7

Wow, how interesting. I wonder where Seneca learned to do that. Diamond_Dog Jan 4 #4

YW Diamond_Dog! Sophie'd make a great supervisor! TY! George McGovern Jan 4 #8