Odin from behind, not standing too nice but I've seen him stand better so I'm not too worried right now. He's a little scruffy but we haven't introduced Mr Brush to him yet
Tavi from the side. The only time he took his face out of the hay was to peek under his "brother" at the dogs playing outside his pen. Another young man that needs to take "Grooming 101"
"Life is too short for the brush, at the moment! We can wait!"
ReplyDeleteI love Tavi's "blonde" mane and tail.
ReplyDeleteHow old are they now?
Love the butt shot! Baby butts are just too darn cute!
ReplyDeleteAround here a brush doesn't do any good this time of year. Especially when we have pasture horses, the mud just cakes in their coat and won't come out! I need a barn!
Adorable babies - love the short tails! They both look like they will mature into nice looking horses.
ReplyDeleteLookin Good there CDN! Lookin Good!!!
ReplyDeleteNothing like a big horsey butt to start the day off right ;)
They are too cute Lisa! OMG I am such a sucker for a grulla and rabicano both.
ReplyDeleteCute young ones! They all look scruffy in the winter. Can't wait to see how they look after a brushing!
ReplyDeleteThere is no such thing as getting 'good' pics of coming yearlings in the middle of winter. LOL...Well at least those that live in natural environments.
ReplyDeleteEven in full winter hair, Tavi is a good looking boy and I am sure that Odin is just as good looking.
Nice, nice babies you guys picked out Lisa!!
It's amazing how thick that baby fur gets. Chickory's fur was so dense when she was little that there was no brushing it.
ReplyDeleteYour boyz are looking good!