New Training Aid: Bunny Rabbits!!!!

MissBandit · 02-12-2005, 10:11 AM

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Originally Posted by cassidy

.... maybe you should keep a stuffed toy one in your pocket an throw it in front of him lol ...

BWWAAAAHHHAAHAHAAA!!!!

Ok, seriously, wiping tears out of my eyes!!!

CJ · 02-12-2005, 10:14 AM

Well you are in Scotland after all-- never know when those Monty-Python Killer Rabbits might Pop up! Methinks your horse is watching a lil too much late-night, lol!

wyldterv · 02-12-2005, 10:55 AM

OK if the Bunny looses it's shock appeal to Samster, try hiding a few pheasants here and there... NOTHING like peacefully ambling along the field or road and WHAM pheasant explodes UNDERNEATH your horse... Pretty much a great test to see if you have buns and thighs like vice grips or need to invest in some gorrilla glue for you bum and saddle, ROTFLMAO!!!!

Blistering Winds · 02-12-2005, 11:04 AM

OMG...that's a riot.

Unfortunately, mine likes to STOMP bunnies.

Poor things. Between my dog eating them and my horse squishing them...they probably would make a great team.

SammyDoodle · 02-13-2005, 01:17 AM

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Originally Posted by wyldterv

OK if the Bunny looses it's shock appeal to Samster, try hiding a few pheasants here and there... NOTHING like peacefully ambling along the field or road and WHAM pheasant explodes UNDERNEATH your horse... Pretty much a great test to see if you have buns and thighs like vice grips or need to invest in some gorrilla glue for you bum and saddle, ROTFLMAO!!!!

lol - that could have some interesting results .....

Shirrine · 02-13-2005, 02:12 AM

We have big Rabbits here. They have long back legs and tails and bound. (read kangaroo)

Now if you want to get a horse elevated ride towards or even beside one of those devils.

The horses that are bred here don't worry too much but anything comes here later in life don't know what they are and don't wait to find out. I have been on a very elevated forward horsey before today.

Thank goodnes they haven't found their way to the arena yet.
We have had 40 roos in the back paddock at times.
I'll swap your little bunnies for one of these bounding monsters.

lotsaspots · 03-21-2005, 03:55 PM

OH DEAR............ ATTACK OF THE KILLER WABBITS!!!!!!

Sounds like one of those B Rated Movies Huh??????

02-12-2005, 10:14 AM	#12
CJ Senior Member+ Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: NJ Posts: 5,735 Images: 48	Well you are in Scotland after all-- never know when those Monty-Python Killer Rabbits might Pop up! Methinks your horse is watching a lil too much late-night, lol! __________________ One Mare Can Make a Difference Pinky Ribbon

02-12-2005, 10:55 AM	#13
wyldterv Senior Member+ Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Bellingham, WA USA Posts: 12,567 Images: 309 Blog Entries: 18	OK if the Bunny looses it's shock appeal to Samster, try hiding a few pheasants here and there... NOTHING like peacefully ambling along the field or road and WHAM pheasant explodes UNDERNEATH your horse... Pretty much a great test to see if you have buns and thighs like vice grips or need to invest in some gorrilla glue for you bum and saddle, ROTFLMAO!!!! __________________ WyldTerv "I've been love ♥ struck!" Horsin Around and Doggin it 24/7, Life is GRAND! *Mustang Poncho,Dancer,Emmerson and Ms.Elle'* BlackFyre Farms-Bellingham, WA USA, http://www.freewebs.com/blackfyrearabians

02-12-2005, 11:04 AM	#14
Blistering Winds Senior Member+ Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Augusta, Kansas Posts: 31,979 Images: 831 Blog Entries: 17	OMG...that's a riot. Unfortunately, mine likes to STOMP bunnies. Poor things. Between my dog eating them and my horse squishing them...they probably would make a great team. __________________ HGS is a very powerful, addicting place that is just as bad as cigarettes, however healthier for you AND your horse.

02-13-2005, 02:12 AM	#16
Shirrine Full Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Victoria Australia Posts: 171 Images: 18	We have big Rabbits here. They have long back legs and tails and bound. (read kangaroo) Now if you want to get a horse elevated ride towards or even beside one of those devils. The horses that are bred here don't worry too much but anything comes here later in life don't know what they are and don't wait to find out. I have been on a very elevated forward horsey before today. Thank goodnes they haven't found their way to the arena yet. We have had 40 roos in the back paddock at times. I'll swap your little bunnies for one of these bounding monsters. __________________ *Horses are meant to enjoy, so enjoy* http://www.freewebs.com/shirrinepark/

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lotsaspots Full Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Blacksburg, SC Posts: 63	OH DEAR............ ATTACK OF THE KILLER WABBITS!!!!!! Sounds like one of those B Rated Movies Huh??????