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Cats are magical and even horses love them. People should relish such harmony.
I LOVE horses. And, I guess, cats do to!
My mini horse just loves to play with my dog. I have actually seen them play “tag”. The cats tolerate the horses, but they are still young. Maybe they will learn.
I just love these so much. I would be interested in purchasing 2 of the photos if they retail them.
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Aww. Once my cat ran underneath my mustang and he flipped out, nearly crushing her. She got out just in time. But he was just scared. If he’d known it was the cat, he probably would’ve looked between his legs and been like “What are you doing down there, little horse?”
Cats love burros, too.
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Dennis – Cats are not magical. Somebody has grossly misinformed you as to the nature of cats, or possibly magic.
barharhar – bah humbug to you.
Our stables in Texas, housing my QH, had cats aplenty. In the winter, it was common to come in the stable and see each horse sleeping with a cat on their backs. The horses seemed to take care of the cats and would watch for them. They both are non-threatening to each other and I firmly believe the horses comprehend the cat’s nature to protect the horses’ feed from rodent infestation. It’s a symbiotic relationship for sure!