I am a retired officer from Pittsburgh, Pa. I was the "foundation" mare (lol) for our mounted unit. Our anti-horse, anti-police, chief disbanded the unit after 9 years. I retired shortly afterwards after 23 years on the street. My brilliant partner, Donald Duck, died on Aug.17,09; he was a Morgan/Quarter. As you know, my life depended on him every single day as his depended on me. This is a bond few will every have the privilege to expreince. Now, I must NOT compare my new horse to my old horse...she is my horse, her own self and I will enjoy who she is and the journey to finding out just who that is. My ribs are still healing and the lung is still badly bruised. Well it is freezing cold here so I am not missing riding! Be safe.
Fraternally,
Carole with Chunky
Carole with Chunky
--- In haflingerfriends@yahoogroups.com, "beth" <foundationway@...> wrote:
>
> Where are you a mounted officer? I am also one Out of Michigan! and My
> haffy LOVES to push a croud :)
> Great to hear another one out their and yes Shop vac works great with the
> apolsrty attachment ! Mine is a 2 gallon not too much to suck his hair off
> ha ha
> have a safe and Happy new year. I am heading back to michigan! right now I
> am in Costa rico and it is 80 now at 9pm I was told we are having a whote
> out in Michigan WHAAAA I dont wanna shouvle the drive to get home....But I
> miss y boy
> Jessi and "the Don"
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "equinecop1" <equinecop@...>
> To: <haflingerfriends@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Monday, December 28, 2009 8:10 PM
> Subject: [haflingerfriends] Re: equine vac's
>
>
> Hi Hetty,
> working as a mounted officer it was important that our partners always
> looked their best at all times. We used a shop vac with great results. We
> switched to an equine vac only because it/they are easier to lift and move
> around...it also did a great job. The bags/cansters are small and must be
> emptied often.
> Carole with Chunky
>
> --- In haflingerfriends@yahoogroups.com, Hetty H <hhird@> wrote:
> >
> >
> > Hello all: Does anyone have any experience with equine vacumes? Thinking
> > about trying a shop vac to get rid of all the winter dust and dander. Are
> > the actual equine vac's different then a shop vac? thanks
> >
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