These are the horses that live at "Wolfe's Way". Ginny made the comment she did not know about not making a horse a pet. Neither did I until 2007 when I drove out to take photos of Robert and Kathy's horses. This is Luke as he looks now.
And Luke in 2007 when I fell in love with him because he followed me around looking over my shoulder at the camera.
When Luke was a baby the size of a dog, he was treated like he was a dog. he grew up, no one could ride him, he thought he was a dog, he became dangerous because he wanted to sit in your lap, or jump up and put his hooves around your neck, or play like he did when he was small. a horse of over 1000 pounds can cause real damage. Because of this, Robert took him on to train him to be a horse, he is now a horse and not a dog, but still has the tendency to act like a pet.
Last week as I walked past him he reached out and grabbed the shirt on my shoulder and pulled, I managed to pull loose laughing like a crazy person and he thought lets play, he bumped my shoulder with his shoulder, Kathy thumped him and made him get away. You do not want a horse that big playing like a dog. Robert has turned him into a really good trail horse.
Robert with Cheyenne and her baby Riddle in 2007
Kathy with Val in 2007 and now she is mother of their newest Baby Cookie,
Cookie last week
Cookie and Mother Val in the background, could not get a face view of Val last week
Keechee, Not the father of Cookie even though they look a like
Cheyenne, mother of Riddle
Riddle
and this is Rose, the newest member of the herd, adopted from a rescue ranch.
2007 running with the hounds, see "V" running and keeping up
Click HERE to see 2007 photos and story