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FGF Nighthorse (Horse): 6/17/22 - Moar Snugs, Plz


 Hello - Horse here! If that sounds like a silly name for a dog, I would just like to point out that I am indeed larger than some Miniature Horses, and I think we can all agree to drop the Miniature and just acknowledge that I am the size of a horse. 

My personality certainly isn't miniature! I am a big fan of FoMo and follow her around the house to keep an eye on her. (FoMo would like to point out that the reason this post is so tardy is that I don't ever let her hands be idle. If she's not working, she should probably be petting me. I can't help that I'm good looking!) 


What do you mean, asleep on the job??

Just came to check on why she wasn't petting me.

My retirement is off to a great start. I've been able to hang out with FoSis and FoBro. I thought he was a fuzzy baby greyhound at first, but I don't quite think that's right. Seems like a Good Boy, and he doesn't mind when I take squeaky toys from his bed. I mean, how many can he squeak at once, right? 

You done with that toy?

Scaring off the bunnies

We make a good team, checking the yard for furry intruders. I like to sniff around, and then I just follow FoMo around the yard so that she can't forget about me or skip petting me. Adequate lovins are an important part of a balanced diet!

Hey! I didn't say you could stop.
Good scritches after a hard day's work!




















We hang out in the yard, in the house, and we go for walks. Last night we bumped into a herd of deer. Meh. I was busy thinking about the rabbits we'd just passed. FoMo said I'd already had dinner, though. Really, I don't care what we're doing, as long as I get to be the closest to FoMo. 

Oh deer!


FoMo says I am a big sweet boy. I've learned about stairs, hard floors, and that if I'm a very good boy, I get mini milk bones. I like good naps (except for when FoMo is in meetings), breakfast, dinner, squeaky toys, treats, checking for squirrels, being near FoMo, and exploring and leaving my mark on the world. I don't like not chasing rabbits, being farthest from FoMo, and the Dremel. But FoMo has been working with me on that, and she's right, it hasn't hurt me yet. 




If you're trying to find somedoggo who looks at you like this, get you a Horse!



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