Reina, Baymule’s Horse

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All this information is so fascinating to me.
Question, so she is standing up after sedation? Asking because I worked in the ER and people get all floppy when sedated 😂

two legs vs. four... makes a lot of difference, but then there is also this thing called "cow tipping" (which i've never done)... i don't know if anyone has ever "horse tipped"? i couldn't do such a rude thing myself.

horses seem more alert than cows. ?
 

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All this information is so fascinating to me.
Question, so she is standing up after sedation? Asking because I worked in the ER and people get all floppy when sedated 😂
Yes, she stood during sedation. She was wobbly afterwards, trying to walk. The vet said to walk her and she would come out of it.

As @ducks4you said, they lock their legs, sleep standing up and when relaxed or tired, they will rest one back leg.
 

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Yours already went to slaughter and somebody opened the can and fed it to their dog. You are safe from having a horse. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Whew!!!!!! Avoided that tragedy about to happen with a horse.....

My former boss & his son are into cutters. When DD was younger she wanted a horse. Boss told me, fence in an area with shelter and he’d “loan” me a horse to see how it went. Sat DD down, told her, OK but you will feed/water every AM, spend time with it after school. We never got a horse....:weee:celebrate
 

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