71 - Walter - ONC Merens réservé par Carola!!!!(oct 2012)

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Nom : WALTER


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Race : ONC croisé Merens

Sexe : entier

Âge : Né en 2010

Robe : Noir

Taille : 1.45m environ

Pucé et identifié

Lieu : Dpt 71

Prix : 720 euros

Délai : imprécis


Walter est un poulain né en 2010 d'origine non constatée croisé Merens. Il est non licolé mais très gentil.

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Name : WALTER


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Race : Unknown origins Merens crossbred

Gender : Male

Age : Born in 2010

Coat color : Black

Height : 1.45m approx

Chipped and identified

Location : Dpt 71

Price : 720 euros

Deadline : uncertain

Walter is a not haltered but really sweet.


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Thanks for the news Carola! Hopefully Willi will get better, I really hope that difficult times will end for him and for you all. I must admit that I am happy to see both have found great families!

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Walter, it's wonderful eight days after his castration. Everything healed up fine now and the vet is very pleased. Meanwhile, he follows me without holster from the large lawn down to the stable and follows a step by step. He is a real bundle of energy and stabs him when he gallops of oats over the meadow and you might think about a whole herd gallops.
Since Willy is indeed restricted to health, the two are on separate pieces, but they can see. Walter Unfortunately, since there is not a playmate some very unbalanced and a little rascal. 2 times he has now provided us with the complete semi-camera on the head. How did he get open the door is still a mystery to us. The food we had, of course, now stored elsewhere because he has fully beaten the abdomen. He runs us the fences and has taken apart his box last night a little, he can into the barn as he wants, but what he has hosted since no idea. Anyway, the stable has now to watch a few more holes. Well, I hope when Willy is recovered and the two may be together again, that put his nonsense that he has in mind.

I look forward to seeing them together again, many thanks for keeping us up to date!

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News by Walter:
His castration wound is gone and now everything is swollen, the vet says there is pent-up secretions, he wanted to come yesterday and after almost 4 hours in the meadow I went empty-handed in the evening by 21 clock, since the vet was stuck in an emergency eh not much, and he could see in the dark on the meadow. Now he comes at noon today and I hope very much that it's really just pent-up secretions and purulent nothing. The wound will then probably have to open again under sedation, so that everything can run.
Willi and Walter must now stand together under the supervision of the hour, we really wanted to try it yesterday, but that did not work then yes, unfortunately, the two unfortunately have no Willi goes well the last few days, we hope that it stays that way and the two when they are together not too rough play, so that Willi is not left with any damage again. The two are already suffering under the separate attitude. Walter is often at Willi the fence and asks him for a play and the mutual grooming is too short.
In 14 days, then I can finally put my mare to Walter and we hope that Willi gets along well with our old Shetty as Willi still will remain somewhat stallion. We try it and hope it works, because the two do not seem very happy with the individual consumer.

Walter baby could not just leave a pleasant ordeal go through. The castration wound has closed and the wound secretion could not run. The vet had everything open again and unfortunately what pus has already formed. Despite sedation, the twitch was used, find the real things so terrible, but it was not different. Hope now all healed without even more complications. And the thickness increases my nose brake is not too bad. Now he gets injected every 2 days penicillin and additionally 2x daily phenylbutazone.

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Have a prompt recovery Walter!

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Walters is doing well. The swelling is almost gone, but it has now lasted too long. He had to be sedated again last week, as the wound was again and the swelling is not as far back as the vet would have liked. To make sure, that no more pus in it ist.Eiter was no longer there, only minimal exudate, now they must heal.
Willi went well the last few weeks, the vet said we can put the two together, but for now have this done under supervision. Initially came no emotion when we put them together. Of a grazing da da and others. After 2 hours, both have gone to the barn where they get completely devoted extensive mutual grooming. It was really nice to look at. Eventually both galloped over the meadow, Willi also went really great and made ​​our hearts jump for joy. It looked so great to see the two races left out on the lawn. Unfortunately, that was then an abrupt end when the two started playing and that was not even nice to look at, as it developed into a fight in which Walter Willi rise when, has ramped and volunteers as a board backwards on the back still slipped and fell down a slope.
We are now over the meadow to Willi. Walter was so hot that he always galloping Willi tried to attack, even as we were always jumping between at Willi Willi and Walter, because we do not know whether Willi has done what we had. We were so happy when we arrived safely with Willi behind the fence. Walter has always tried repeatedly and attack. That was really hard. I think maybe they wanted to clarify the rank because Willy is still stallion, no idea what that was. But it was so hard and there is so restricted Willi behind the movements, we dare no longer to put the two together, for fear of Willi contributes more damage it. He has God done nothing Thanks. We are very confused, what do we do with them. They are young and want to play and you can tell especially with Walter he is underutilized and need something to play with. But still to make a young horse this is currently not possible, if only because of the place alone.

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sont beaux tous les deuxx !!!! beautiful horses !! <3

Both are really handsome!
So what do you do? Are they split again?

Magnifiques photos de ces deux noirauds

@Sabine Yes, we have the two separated again. The risk that volunteers will again hurt is too risky. He has still to struggle with the jumping out kneecaps. The mean knee ligaments should, if he is castrated be severed, but he was not castrated this has not yet been made​​, since he also had the paralysis at the time forward, even sedation was not possible. The vet wants to come look again in 4 weeks.

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The two shared the rest.

Since yesterday we try the two pensioners with Walter integrate. I'll leave it for hours now, under supervision together that works well so far very good. Our old Shetty has, who believes it, Walter fully under control.
On Friday, we want to try to also put the old grandpa with Willi hour together under supervision so that he is not alone and also company time. With the mare Camille yes is not unfortunately.

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First sniff behind fences separate

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For starters, everything looks quite good. I hope it stays that way. Would be great if the 4 sometime can run together. Willis recovery or to at least 2 horses always together, even if it's only hours only. I want the two retirees expect any unnecessary stress to the two young babies. So fingers crossed.

Yes fingers crossed. They all look very handsome indeed.

Willis loss has added the first day Walter. He was very well behaved and did not have any treats. When I opened Willis separated meadow he is wildly galloping around it and searched for him and whinnied at him. Now he is very affectionate and trots after me everywhere. Every free moment I spend with the horses currently, especially with and Walter.
Saturday was the blacksmith there, now for the third time and we managed to complete without the distraction of food to make it this time all hooves. During the hooves machens, he laid his head on my shoulder and nibbled on my jacket.
The integration with my two retirees will not, as I thought so. The small Shetty does not like Walter and poisoned attacks and this also violently. I leave them together without supervision, so I can intervene when it becomes violent. It is noteworthy that Bommel has created powerful respect for Walter and he does not fight at all.

Begins as scheduled on Thursday his Western education. However, I have now changed my plans and I will not go as planned, go 3-4 times a week for training stables with him or ride, but imagine him there first 8 weeks one. He was there the possibility of a gelding herd to run with, and above all he has there playmates. In August I look then as it goes. Depending on needs a playmate and her friend for him. But at the time we have to cope with loss Willis first. Willi very simply missing.

I can imagine Willi is missing, when looking back at the pictures, they were to the point of grooming each other. It might be as difficult for him loosing him as for you getting to live without him.
The only thing which is a relief to me is to realise how both were loved and given good treats. I am sure you will take care of Melanie as the good friend you are.

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Today was the big day, we brought Walter into the training stable.
He was just great. Our mare is crazy when I got him from the meadow, cried for him and galloped at the fence up and down like crazy. He is unfazed by all the others with me on the lawn where the trailer was well behaved and is purely run with. The drive over he was totally quiet and upon arrival, he was also the peace itself. No excitement and nothing, although around horses were on meadows.
The coach has really welcomed us warmly and Walter has sniffed him closely and was also quite fond of him while standing. Normally he is totally suspicious towards strangers. The veterinarian must first bribe him with food before he can touch him.
He is quite fond of the coach then followed in the great Paddockbox, where he now remains a few days to acclimatise. Of course he has left and right are still neighbors. He has, however, prefer facing the first seizure before he tells his neighbors 'hello'.
But nevertheless reassured with heavy hearts we went home. It's funny to give his baby in someone else's hands and the surrounding area. Tomorrow I go directly to the barn after work and my baby. Am now looking where he and I get together on the forthcoming weeks.

Il va devenir un grand garçon, bientot^^ et apprendr eplein de choses