He fell asleep! This tiny old horse LOVES it ❤️ and other Shenanigans 

My condolences for your loss. I hope you had a very happy life together. Never discount the therapeutic power of doing what simply feels good. I also recommend Winkle the duck videos and Desert Drifter (for low key arm chair adventure).

My condolences- I’m a widow , too, and it can get pretty lonely. Grief therapy helps some.

@@valentinat3250I am also and for me the grief therapy groups did seem to help for me just talking about your loved one as much as possible helps

@@ambersemona9676 I chose individual counseling - for 6 months - and I found that it helped me thru. Wishing you the best.

I think watching horses and/or being around them is good therapy❤. Very sorry to learn of the loss of your spouse. 🙏🙏🙏 for God’s peace for you. 🙏❤️

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Yes, this is why I am here -- Shae's horses are the proof of her good care and training.

Me too! 😊

I must agree with that as she's my happy place! Thank you!

A skill you don’t realize you need until there is no good help around! Thank you!

Yes great job!

Me too.

🤣😂🤣 TOO FUNNY!

Me too.

Why not both? Part of the ‘blend’

Both the same?

It's a conundrum! Lol 😆

Yes, both cuties

yes CC does an amazing job and she does it all with love. she is definitely my friend in my head. I pray one day she has a meet and greet with all of the horses. i love this channel so much. it’s one of my favorite. ❤❤

CC is expert at telling stories and getting our satisfied attention. She is unique, which is so refreshing. What a treat.

...and a pleasure to watch 😊

That is a great idea!

LOVE that idea!

Right back at you (all)!! ❤

Good morning to you

I'm subd to Steve too. I told him about this channel & vice versa.

It is a pretty old trick and works fabulous!

Steve also says not to slap a horse but to lovingly soft pet them like their Mothers do. No slapping!

yeah ,i really like him too🐴🐎

Oh he’s my favorite, hands down…but after that it’s hard…Pete, Stud, Frisco, The Gus’s, Stewy 😍🤔

I have a leaf blower! It gets done at the end of the day as long as it isn't too windy out! Good for training the horses too

I am a few years older and feel the same way. Watching C.C. as she does her work rekindles memories that brighten my day. 😉

I as well. Miss being around them and the smell and listening to them munching their hay...

How adorable, Nigel on the shaky plate😊

I'm not sure I have the bed space though

I've thought of it with my at times naughty sheltie (sneaking to neighbours and carrying a chook in mouth). She'd love a playmate, but the thought of 2 dogs AWOL in sheep and roaming chook surrounds ...

🤣😂🤣

We had a small collie /lab cross who took after his dad in colour and his mom in size. My dad used to take him golfing with him every day after school got out. One day he came home without him. "Where is Spot" we all said (he had one white spot and I was 6) and the reply was that he had found something really dead (we always said dead groundhogs) and he wouldn't let the stinky dog in the car. There were a lot of complaints and he went back over after dinner and there was Spot waiting in the parking lot. Dad still didn't want him in the car so he put him in the trunk to come home (only about 2 miles). We all were horrified until we got a whiff of him! 🙂

Agreed, that’s a great line. This stuff happens, as my t shirt ought to say. I was surprised it’s ok to disperse them. I thought they got collected. I know you must worm the horses, which keeps the burden down but doesn’t the pasture get contaminated if you disperse? Not criticising what I don’t understand, just asking that I might understand x

I feel the same way.

I had the thought the other day I’m just too tall for regular pitch forks, maybe time for a custom one!

I worked with horses, as a truck and line mechanic, a few motorcycle spills, and four years of H.S. football and by age 50 and what I thought that I was in good shape running a 10K every other day at an eight minute mile pace I began having leg pain. It was then that MRI’s had shown damage to three lumbar discs via compression and wear and tear. I would lose over an inch of height in 12 hours of vertical time. What was surprising was how weak my core strength was despite how athletic I thought I had been. Finding a good physical therapist is as hard as finding a good horse trainer like C.C., but on the third go round I found one and developed ways to strengthen my body core to keep pelvic tilt and other alignments at its best position. I also learned to say no to the many prescription drugs and take only simple over the counter meds if needed. Learning to live within limits is difficult work whether it be working with an older horse or even yourself. ⾺

It’s beautiful to see CC wait patiently while they run around, calm and ready for when they settle enough.

Thank you so much!

Maybe add a little oatmeal (the human kind) to mold it into a fresh treat just for him?

Honey cornbread muffins with cinnamon.

I’ve seen others use a lickable horse treat.

Yes!