18 is not old at all for a healthy Arab. Had them for years and they give back what they receive. He looks like a good sensible horse, good choice for what you were looking for.
You are correct that the Arabian breed are long living. They can look way younger with great care even into their 30’s. Being a small female who loves endurance trail riding , this was my breed of choice at that time in my life. Had a couple of awesome ones.
Yeah, old Spud was “old” when I started boarding my mare and he lived another 15 years. They told me their best guess was early 20s when we got there. Another boarder had just stopped showing up to care for him something like 10 years before that. He was a sweet old gray, too. Really solid, good mind, good manners. I’m not a huge Arab fan either, but there are some good ones out there!
Does depend a lot on their conformation, prior injuries and how they've been looked after. If he's sound though then yeah they can be very long lived so there's a good chance he'll keep going. I've seen a few still being ridden well into their 20s or even 30s. My own papered part bred arab (confirmed age) lived into her early 30s. When she had to stay at a hospital once in her 20's I was asked several times if there was an error on her age paperwork on her stall as they assumed she was significantly younger. She never looked as old as she actually was. I'm honestly not sure why some don't like arabs I don't think I've ever seen a mean one and several have been solid kids mounts, although some are very smart and can be sensitive and that can make them tricky for some to handle. The loopy ones are often made that way by people, or the inbred ones that have exaggerated their "arab characteristics" cartoonishly. The original arab lines were bred to live with their families so they were chosen on temprement as well as conformation etc.
He seems like a very wise and distinguished gentleman. Can't blame the mare for her infatuation lol. I hope his teeth are an easy fix and that him and Skeletor get along great. Ragnar is extremely cute, love his little meow.
Why not name him Galahad (The chaste knight in the story about king arthur) since he is so good at ignoring the ladies ? He looks like a Galahad. haha. you can call him "Haddie" as a shorter nickname, if Galahad is too long.Hes wonderful
18 is Young for an Arabian. I rode my arab mare when she was 28 in the mountains and she kicked butt. Definitely keep his teeth checked. I did mashes for my mare iit works to keep em going. Hes gonna be a beautiful rose grey. That color suggest polish lines and they have great minds. He will be your best go to for kid's. Give him time, you will see how people miss understand Arabians . They can go and go and go. Thank you for giving him a chance and these guys live to 30 and 40 years. My last mare past at 30...take good care of them and they are the steady one you take everyday to do chores with.. so happy you rescued this one❤
Polish was what I was thinking too. On my cousin's farm she had two Polish broodmares, both Crabbet-bred, and they were very level-headed, much calmer than folks' perceptions of what Arabians are like. Her stud horse was an Aladdinn-Khemosabi cross, a super handsome guy that was steady as a rock. All of her mares were nice, but that cross by her stud produced some really nice, steady AND attractive horses. Most of whom were very long-lived. Her riding gelding died at 34.
Arabians are more than pretty, they are tougher then most. Once they know you're their human, they bond to you more and more. He's gonna be a good horse for you.
I owned a beautiful rose grey mare that passed at 31. I love everything about Arabians, and have owned several. There's just something about those beautiful heads and the spring in their step. They are, for me, one the most "sociable" breeds and are always in your business! This guys a cutie and I'm excited to see when he gets to meet the gang.
When you said he's a lot more outgoing this evening, he looked like he just really wanted you to save him from the crazy mare harassing him. He's beautiful.
He's decompressing really fast, so he probably hasn't traveled from barn to barn to barn like some. But he does look tired so time will tell, they can fool ya. 🙂
This old chap really reminds me of my sister's Arab that lived to be 30+ years old. He actually worked as a therapy horse for challenged kids and that guy could handle excited children kicking him the sides and not even budge. He was a stinker to us but as soon as he had a child on his back it was all business and took it very seriously. I miss him, I used to go out on trail rides with him and my sister on her other horse (another arab) and I hate the negative views on Arab horses in general. As long as you're sensible and train properly they are some of the best horses we've ever owned.
Those of us who did (or still do) remember a half Arabian gelding that competed in NARTC until he was in his 30's. Elmer Bandit rode open 60 miles in 2 days and was famous in our circle. He was the first horse that had completed 10,000 miles competitively. He was the first horse inducted into our hall of fame. His breeder/owner/rider Marynell and he were fun to watch during their interactions together. He'd jump into the back of a pickup truck to go to the rides. He's been gone for a while now. I have great memories of riding on my Arab gelding Zakar and later on my Connemara pony mares, Inisheer and Rossleague. But the body is too old to ride anymore or take care of any livestock. So I watch Clever Cowgirl to get my horse fix.
I had a flea ticked Arabian and he was the most sensible, gentle horse of the 8 horses I've owned. Mostly I've had Tennessee Walkers and Quarter horses, but my little Arab had self preservation knowledge and safety knowledge for his rider and himself was uncanny. He could be standoffs for people he didn't care for but in your pocket if he did. He was never spooked or mean and would put his heart out for you.
I can't help feeling sad for the mare, tbough, having to be alone. It's so important for horses to haveaberd, even if it's I my one other horse. So happy you and this beautiful new guy found each other.
Looks like when he rolled on the ground he stretched out and said "Oh thank goodness I am out of that dang trailer! Thought that ride would never end...". Love his face, form and that tail ! Diamond in the rough...you have great instincts lady...👍🏼more power to you...I would probably feed him so, so many treats 😍😻❣️
Arabians are a complex breed; they will reward and challenge you, exceeding any expectations you might have had. Their toughness and adaptability is matched with their beauty and heart.
He honestly seems like such a sweet, laid back guy. And his condition doesn't seem all that bad either. I wonder why no-one else was really interested? But it's great for you that they weren't, and for him that he now has a safe, happy home!
It is not uncommon at all for some very long auctions of animals for there to be some real cracking deals towards the end of the auction. Buyers may well have got what they wanted / needed by that time and are on their way home so all that can mean things can be sold very cheap and almost given away. Transport may be full up and buyers / hauliers are not looking for any more etc.
It's heartwarming to see how loving and caring you are with your horses. And, how in tune you are with their needs. These beautiful creatures are very fortunate to have you as their caretaker. Thank you for setting an example for others to follow.
I had Arabians for about the same time frame. Loved them, but I didn't bounce as good as I once did and I wanted to get something a little shorter as it made it easier to mount from the ground. I ended up with Connemara Ponies, who, as some Connemara Pony owners state, love their humans almost as much as they love their food. Smart as a whip but without the quickness that the Arabian has in stepping sideways and you ending up standing on the ground with the reins in you hands wondering how you got there. 🤣
My mother purchased an Arab as her first horse. He was the sweetest, most sensible horse, good natured, & perfect manners. Unlike the Appaloosa mare who was his stablemate. Youve made a good choice.😽🐴
I’m not a horse person. But I love animals and I deeply appreciate the narcissism-free sharing of a dedicated owner/caretaker with real expertise in her field. I never imagined I’d get keyed up about a dental check up for an Arabian!
Yes! agree with you both -- CC is all about the horses, NOT "look at ME doing all this stuff with MY horses" which is why she continues to remain the only equestrian channel I subscribe to ❤ THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO @TheCleverCowgirl! ❤️🫂🎉
I may have a Morab. My young Morgan mare's sire is a Morgan but her dam is a mystery. She looks and acts like a desert dragon sometimes. 😂 I have been told by my veterinarian and others that she looks like a Morab. I'll never know for sure. She's a wonderful mare with a lovely spirit. ❤
@@jules8299 have you thought about having a lab test a hair follicle? They can give you an idea about the breeds she is most likely to have in her. It sounds like you love her no matter what breed she is, but it might be fun.
He looks like a pretty honest guy so glad you have him, hope nothing terrible is found in his mouth. Nice he has a companion on the other side of the fence
He's going to be gorgeous. Arabians are my childhood favorite. I was given an Arab who was 25 years old. She was in great shape for several years. She lived 32 years.
What a great addition to your herd! I can tell that he's got a sensible mind and a good nature. I look forward to this new adventure of yours. Thanks for the huge surprise CC!
Sometimes what you are looking for comes to you when you are no longer looking...I think he is absolutely beautiful.. May he flourish along with you....
😂 My husband's cat was a bottle baby. Normal cat rules do not apply. You managed to land yourself an amazing boy for steal! He is just so chill and will be stunning once he has a spa day ❤
Regnar is adorable! Like Tiny he takes his supurrvisor role seriously, making sure you're doing everything right and upto his high kitty standards. Give all the kitties kisses and scritches from me. 😻😻😻
I am glad she took him.Many pass the Arabian or crosses here in the NW. I saved two flea bitten grays from the slaughter pen. They were old, but so very sweet.
That's a shame - they are tough, hardy and kind horses - of course, so many have weird impressions of them as even this lady had - but there's nothing better for long hard work
Its been many years since I lost my part bred Arab. He came to me as a rescue when he was just a youngster but stayed with me all his life. I'm in the UK and arab types had a reputation for being a bit flighty but although not commonplace were not particularly unpopular for general riding purposes. Not sure how they woukd be viewed these days though! Glad you rescued and enjoyed yours too! 🥰
Bless your heart for rescuing horses from that hell. I have as well and wish I could do more! Hoping to! No horse deserves that. I'm sure they were very grateful, they are very wise and know when they are in danger and when they are saved.
Deja vu :) About 20 years at a horse auction there was a group of horses a guest ranch had culled. There was a Arab mare tied to a fence that caught my eye. She was not happy. I hung out with her & my opinion was she was only angry because she did not like being there. I bid - I won ($300). Got her home & she settled in & mellowed out & got along with our other horses.
I think once his winter coat is combed out and he's bathed, he's going to be very handsome!!! Thank you for ALL you do to save & preserve these beautiful horses!!! A new fan from Miami, FL🙋🏼♀️🥰
What a handsome new addition to the herd! He seems to be just on the verge of wonderful, I can't wait to see him thrive and transform into a real treat under your care. Well done!
I have to wait a whole 35 minutes??? lol I was disappointed when you went to the auction and came away with nothing ... I am so emotionally invested !!! ❤❤❤
I think you’ve hit a home run here. So much to like about this fella. I do think he’ll be good for Skeletor and, when the time comes, he would make an ideal kid’s horse, that is for sure.
Who here is excited to see the new Arabian?
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Goes to show you that even Arabians can be sensible and non excitable. Then again, he is older and gelded.
Me!
@@user-wj3ix6nz9j Older Arabians, in my experience, have great energy for riding but they are not spooky.
18 is not old at all for a healthy Arab. Had them for years and they give back what they receive. He looks like a good sensible horse, good choice for what you were looking for.
You are correct that the Arabian breed are long living. They can look way younger with great care even into their 30’s. Being a small female who loves endurance trail riding , this was my breed of choice at that time in my life. Had a couple of awesome ones.
Yep, I was showing mine until he was 36 and we won our last class the week before he passed
Yeah, old Spud was “old” when I started boarding my mare and he lived another 15 years. They told me their best guess was early 20s when we got there. Another boarder had just stopped showing up to care for him something like 10 years before that. He was a sweet old gray, too. Really solid, good mind, good manners. I’m not a huge Arab fan either, but there are some good ones out there!
Great story ! @@casdragon_5939
Does depend a lot on their conformation, prior injuries and how they've been looked after. If he's sound though then yeah they can be very long lived so there's a good chance he'll keep going. I've seen a few still being ridden well into their 20s or even 30s. My own papered part bred arab (confirmed age) lived into her early 30s. When she had to stay at a hospital once in her 20's I was asked several times if there was an error on her age paperwork on her stall as they assumed she was significantly younger. She never looked as old as she actually was. I'm honestly not sure why some don't like arabs I don't think I've ever seen a mean one and several have been solid kids mounts, although some are very smart and can be sensitive and that can make them tricky for some to handle. The loopy ones are often made that way by people, or the inbred ones that have exaggerated their "arab characteristics" cartoonishly. The original arab lines were bred to live with their families so they were chosen on temprement as well as conformation etc.
Great looking
He seems like a very wise and distinguished gentleman. Can't blame the mare for her infatuation lol. I hope his teeth are an easy fix and that him and Skeletor get along great. Ragnar is extremely cute, love his little meow.
💯 on the teeth!
Why not name him Galahad (The chaste knight in the story about king arthur) since he is so good at ignoring the ladies ? He looks like a Galahad. haha. you can call him "Haddie" as a shorter nickname, if Galahad is too long.Hes wonderful
18 is Young for an Arabian. I rode my arab mare when she was 28 in the mountains and she kicked butt. Definitely keep his teeth checked. I did mashes for my mare iit works to keep em going. Hes gonna be a beautiful rose grey. That color suggest polish lines and they have great minds. He will be your best go to for kid's. Give him time, you will see how people miss understand Arabians . They can go and go and go. Thank you for giving him a chance and these guys live to 30 and 40 years. My last mare past at 30...take good care of them and they are the steady one you take everyday to do chores with.. so happy you rescued this one❤
Yes, I also thought rose grey.
Polish was what I was thinking too. On my cousin's farm she had two Polish broodmares, both Crabbet-bred, and they were very level-headed, much calmer than folks' perceptions of what Arabians are like. Her stud horse was an Aladdinn-Khemosabi cross, a super handsome guy that was steady as a rock. All of her mares were nice, but that cross by her stud produced some really nice, steady AND attractive horses. Most of whom were very long-lived. Her riding gelding died at 34.
Arabians are more than pretty, they are tougher then most. Once they know you're their human, they bond to you more and more. He's gonna be a good horse for you.
Totally agree 👍 😊
I owned a beautiful rose grey mare that passed at 31. I love everything about Arabians, and have owned several. There's just something about those beautiful heads and the spring in their step. They are, for me, one the most "sociable" breeds and are always in your business! This guys a cutie and I'm excited to see when he gets to meet the gang.
When you said he's a lot more outgoing this evening, he looked like he just really wanted you to save him from the crazy mare harassing him. He's beautiful.
He's decompressing really fast, so he probably hasn't traveled from barn to barn to barn like some. But he does look tired so time will tell, they can fool ya. 🙂
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More cats!! More horses!! Oh my!!❤😂 Love it
He looks like a lovely old arab we had years ago. He was a smart, safe horse.
I had to chuckle when you seemed to expect him to be more tired after his ordeal. Arabian, dear, Arabian! He is gorgeous. You found a diamond.
"I think I might be creeping him out a little bit." 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Please let me know when you are ready to find him a new home. Looks like you got a great guy!!
He’s really nice. Surprised nobody wanted him. So glad you got him.
This old chap really reminds me of my sister's Arab that lived to be 30+ years old. He actually worked as a therapy horse for challenged kids and that guy could handle excited children kicking him the sides and not even budge. He was a stinker to us but as soon as he had a child on his back it was all business and took it very seriously. I miss him, I used to go out on trail rides with him and my sister on her other horse (another arab) and I hate the negative views on Arab horses in general. As long as you're sensible and train properly they are some of the best horses we've ever owned.
Who on 🌎 could hate on a sweet, lovely, lively Arab?
Those of us who did (or still do) remember a half Arabian gelding that competed in NARTC until he was in his 30's. Elmer Bandit rode open 60 miles in 2 days and was famous in our circle. He was the first horse that had completed 10,000 miles competitively. He was the first horse inducted into our hall of fame. His breeder/owner/rider Marynell and he were fun to watch during their interactions together. He'd jump into the back of a pickup truck to go to the rides. He's been gone for a while now. I have great memories of riding on my Arab gelding Zakar and later on my Connemara pony mares, Inisheer and Rossleague. But the body is too old to ride anymore or take care of any livestock. So I watch Clever Cowgirl to get my horse fix.
Oh my gosh. I rode a retired endurance champion Arab named Omner and he was also worked as a therapy horse.
Love the new kitty...more pls...nice bonded indoor outdoor cat.....affectionate gsrden n ranch buddy!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
I love him!
I had a flea ticked Arabian and he was the most sensible, gentle horse of the 8 horses I've owned. Mostly I've had Tennessee Walkers and Quarter horses, but my little Arab had self preservation knowledge and safety knowledge for his rider and himself was uncanny. He could be standoffs for people he didn't care for but in your pocket if he did. He was never spooked or mean and would put his heart out for you.
Good to see neighbour’s horse living a good life and making company to the quarantined fellow.
So cute.
I can't help feeling sad for the mare, tbough, having to be alone. It's so important for horses to haveaberd, even if it's I my one other horse. So happy you and this beautiful new guy found each other.
The resident horse is a beauty too and in beautiful shape!
@@stephaniefisher6226 She looks it. Good to see the mare curious and have some company as well.
@@leftnoname But the company wan't last and then she is alone again. I don't like that thought. No horse should live alone 😔
Looks like when he rolled on the ground he stretched out and said "Oh thank goodness I am out of that dang trailer! Thought that ride would never end...". Love his face, form and that tail ! Diamond in the rough...you have great instincts lady...👍🏼more power to you...I would probably feed him so, so many treats 😍😻❣️
He is beautiful!
Good morning y’all from Louisiana. I love the way she rescues these last chance babies from auctions. Can’t wait to find out more about this beauty.
Mississippi here and watching with you!
She’s earned her place in heaven!
N.C. here. I love watching your videos as it makes me feel young again!
Same here!!!
New Orleans here with you!!!
Congrats! He looks like he is the perfect addition to your horse family!
I love the roll 😊♥️
Arabians are a complex breed; they will
reward and challenge you, exceeding any expectations you might have had. Their toughness and adaptability is matched with their beauty and heart.
He honestly seems like such a sweet, laid back guy. And his condition doesn't seem all that bad either. I wonder why no-one else was really interested? But it's great for you that they weren't, and for him that he now has a safe, happy home!
A small old horse at the very end of the sale will generally not sell well
It is not uncommon at all for some very long auctions of animals for there to be some real cracking deals towards the end of the auction. Buyers may well have got what they wanted / needed by that time and are on their way home so all that can mean things can be sold very cheap and almost given away. Transport may be full up and buyers / hauliers are not looking for any more etc.
This horse was meant to be yours.
This horse is a handsome fella. He already seems to like you. I'm glad for both of you. Also for Skelator in the future ☺️🤗
He would make the perfect horse for someone like me. I love him, he’s just an all around good horse.
LOL at "HELICOPTER MOM"!🥰🥰🤣
Thank God for recuse beautiful horses 🐎 🙏 living life's matters 🙏 🙌
Good job, helicopter mom!!! 😅
It's heartwarming to see how loving and caring you are with your horses. And, how in tune you are with their needs. These beautiful creatures are very fortunate to have you as their caretaker. Thank you for setting an example for others to follow.
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I raised Arabians for 20 years . They are the best!! Never needed shoeing and no lameness issues. They thrive on work. Good choice!!!!
Arabians seem to thrive on just air. I absolutely love them.
I have always liked them myself 👍
I had Arabians for about the same time frame. Loved them, but I didn't bounce as good as I once did and I wanted to get something a little shorter as it made it easier to mount from the ground. I ended up with Connemara Ponies, who, as some Connemara Pony owners state, love their humans almost as much as they love their food. Smart as a whip but without the quickness that the Arabian has in stepping sideways and you ending up standing on the ground with the reins in you hands wondering how you got there. 🤣
I know next to nothing about horses (and am learning a lot from Clever Cowgirl) but I never knew until today that non-wild horses could go shoe-less.
They have so much spirit. My Arab is so spicy and goofy, makes me laugh all the time. Super spunky!
My mother purchased an Arab as her first horse. He was the sweetest, most sensible horse, good natured, & perfect manners. Unlike the Appaloosa mare who was his stablemate. Youve made a good choice.😽🐴
Oh my goodness 😂 , I had the complete opposite, the most sensible appaloosa mare ever! And a naughty high strung Arab gelding 😂
@@IslandTiger2 😹😹😹
I’m not a horse person. But I love animals and I deeply appreciate the narcissism-free sharing of a dedicated owner/caretaker with real expertise in her field. I never imagined I’d get keyed up about a dental check up for an Arabian!
I totally agree with your sentiments. That is why I love this channel.
Yes! agree with you both -- CC is all about the horses, NOT "look at ME doing all this stuff with MY horses" which is why she continues to remain the only equestrian channel I subscribe to ❤
THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO @TheCleverCowgirl! ❤️🫂🎉
Me three!
haha, same here!
Agree absolutely! 😊
He looks a bit like my sisters late Mor-Arab mix, but, we also know he's another box of chocolates. Absolutely, he's one lucky guy.
I may have a Morab. My young Morgan mare's sire is a Morgan but her dam is a mystery. She looks and acts like a desert dragon sometimes. 😂 I have been told by my veterinarian and others that she looks like a Morab. I'll never know for sure. She's a wonderful mare with a lovely spirit. ❤
@@jules8299 have you thought about having a lab test a hair follicle? They can give you an idea about the breeds she is most likely to have in her. It sounds like you love her no matter what breed she is, but it might be fun.
@@fleetskipper1810I did that recently and Wow 😮 what a shocker lol let’s just say sellers were liars (or just uninformed)
@@jules8299Check out DNA testing! Just takes a few strands of hair. These days well priced. Give you and her a fun gift!
I think that once his mouth is tended to and he settles in with his new friends he's going to blossom inside and out. Such a good looking guy!
He's a beauty and I'm so glad he found you!
He’s beautiful. I am truly excited to see how he and skeletor get along.
Me too!!!!
🤞 Here's hoping they will become fast friends.
let's see how he's gonna react on all those tumbleweed shenanigans 😅
@@mamezofl-wdmn8672 Lol...he may bring some of his own shenanigans to the party! 🥳
Skeletor may be in for quite a surprise... 😄
He looks like a pretty honest guy so glad you have him, hope nothing terrible is found in his mouth. Nice he has a companion on the other side of the fence
He's going to be gorgeous. Arabians are my childhood favorite. I was given an Arab who was 25 years old. She was in great shape for several years. She lived 32 years.
Skeletor will be so happy to have a friend to pal around with
What a great addition to your herd! I can tell that he's got a sensible mind and a good nature. I look forward to this new adventure of yours. Thanks for the huge surprise CC!
I've seen a lot of nice mellow Arabians that made good horses for beginners and kids. They're out there. He looks like a gem.
Thank goodness Skelly has a new friend. This horse is gorgeous! I'm excited for the horse heritage / DNA testing. ❤❤❤
Sometimes what you are looking for comes to you when you are no longer looking...I think he is absolutely beautiful..
May he flourish along with you....
😂 My husband's cat was a bottle baby. Normal cat rules do not apply.
You managed to land yourself an amazing boy for steal! He is just so chill and will be stunning once he has a spa day ❤
Did I miss what his name is?? Very happy for the newest addition to the herd! 😊
Worth staying up till 1:30 am in new Zealand for the Premier
So happy for this handsome boy who is surely bringing us 🌻Springtime Delight🌻
Regnar is adorable! Like Tiny he takes his supurrvisor role seriously, making sure you're doing everything right and upto his high kitty standards. Give all the kitties kisses and scritches from me. 😻😻😻
I am glad she took him.Many pass the Arabian or crosses here in the NW. I saved two flea bitten grays from the slaughter pen. They were old, but so very sweet.
That's a shame - they are tough, hardy and kind horses - of course, so many have weird impressions of them as even this lady had - but there's nothing better for long hard work
Its been many years since I lost my part bred Arab. He came to me as a rescue when he was just a youngster but stayed with me all his life. I'm in the UK and arab types had a reputation for being a bit flighty but although not commonplace were not particularly unpopular for general riding purposes. Not sure how they woukd be viewed these days though! Glad you rescued and enjoyed yours too!
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Bless your heart for rescuing horses from that hell. I have as well and wish I could do more! Hoping to! No horse deserves that. I'm sure they were very grateful, they are very wise and know when they are in danger and when they are saved.
Deja vu :) About 20 years at a horse auction there was a group of horses a guest ranch had culled. There was a Arab mare tied to a fence that caught my eye. She was not happy. I hung out with her & my opinion was she was only angry because she did not like being there. I bid - I won ($300). Got her home & she settled in & mellowed out & got along with our other horses.
Kitty Supervisor - - How cute.
I have a three year old Arabian, she is really easy going, but she knows groundwork from a young age, she is very self confident.
He's really cute , he's in good hands we know .
Going to do so much better now, lucky horse.
I think once his winter coat is combed out and he's bathed, he's going to be very handsome!!! Thank you for ALL you do to save & preserve these beautiful horses!!! A new fan from Miami, FL🙋🏼♀️🥰
I love the soft eyes🥰 cannot wait to meet him
Ragnar is a beautiful cat! Thanks for sharing his story.
Thanku for taking a chance with him. I can tell u won’t regret it. ❤
Puny meows?? You mean Ragnar's magnificent roars, right?!
I think I already fell in love with him. He sure is cute and level-headed. ❤
He’s very cute and I love the kitty-cat supervisor!
What a handsome new addition to the herd! He seems to be just on the verge of wonderful, I can't wait to see him thrive and transform into a real treat under your care. Well done!
Can’t wait to see him after a bath😂😉♥️
I’m so impressed with how knowledgeable you are! ❤❤❤
Hi...we're loving your vlogs, very much appreciated as usual, keep up the great work, big hugs to you and all your animals Sue & Ben (uk) xx
He's a wee school master. Just chilled and can do. Like him.
I love both your cats. Indoor outdoor where it's safe is usually the perfect combination..
very cute! precious boy!!!!!! I screeeeeeeeeeeee!!!! ❤❤❤❤
Lovely, calm
sweetheart.
I would love to
see him all spiffed up.
Good choice, looking forward to seeing him get healthy and fit under your care.
What a beauty =:) I also love Regnar! You are such a good Mama.
I am definitely a fan of! I love all cats , especially the feisty 😈 ones😅😅!
Congratulations on your new horse. He looks like he's going to be a fun and worthy cause. He's so lucky that he crossed your path.
STUNNING!
My two horses were both rescued Arabs. ❤
Omg he's so beautiful 😍 ❤😊❤
He’s adorable!
The background music suites him well.
Oh, my! He really enjoyed that roll in the mud.
A Classic Beauty! Congratulations!
He will be gorgeous
He seems to trust you! Its the beginning of a great relationship.
I have to wait a whole 35 minutes??? lol I was disappointed when you went to the auction and came away with nothing ... I am so emotionally invested !!! ❤❤❤
He's so beautiful.
What a cutie ❤
He looks like such a sweet handsome guy! I can't wait for him to meet Skeletor! ♥️♥️♥️
He is so cute! I feel sorry for the poor lonely horse in the field by the quarantine pen. Horses should not be alone 😥
He looks like a nice companion for Skelator! Hope his dentist appointment goes well.😘❤🙏🏻✨
What a nice horse! Great buy.
So happy to see this guy find a safe home.
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He’s just gorgeous.
He is Beautiful
He’s gorgeous! Can’t wait to see more of him.
He was so thrilled for that roll! He looks to have a lovely, calm temperament. Welcome to the herd!
He even found probably the only muddy spot in the enclosure to roll lol
I think you’ve hit a home run here. So much to like about this fella. I do think he’ll be good for Skeletor and, when the time comes, he would make an ideal kid’s horse, that is for sure.
Aww, he's beautiful.
So glad you got him.
Oh my gosh , he is so handsome❤ love how calm he is ignoring the mare and Huckleberry is so good with new horses you bring home.
What a beauty! Very Arabian looking.
Kitty #2 he is a cutie. Bottle baby.
A good bath and comb out he will be beautiful!