Hank took notice of our departure, decided there might be food involved, and followed along behind George.
So there we were, me walking backwards taking pictures and George and Hank moseying along in single file.
Alan came racing up from behind, indignant that we had left the pasture without telling him.
He charged right past Hank and George...
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...then took what he believed to be his rightful place at the front of the line.
That is too funny how Alan had to be in the front of the line .. hope George's belly is ok and fly free now.
ReplyDeleteAs my Dad used to say, "Lead, follow, or get the hell out of my way!"
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! I really needed a chuckle this morning. I just love their antics!
ReplyDeleteAlan is just a take charge kind of guy. :)
ReplyDeleteGood for you, Alan, buddy! :)
ReplyDeleteIt was HIS turn to be parade Marshall, wasn't it?!
ReplyDeleteWell, did they get a treat after going to the barn? Or just ointment?
ReplyDeleteKids!!! :o)
ReplyDeleteCathy R, they all got treats once we got to the barn ... though Alan was third in line for that.
ReplyDeleteSometimes you just have to be the leader!
ReplyDeleteI think you should draw little hearts pointing to Alan's back feet off the ground in the second last photo....
ReplyDelete...especially if he heard the rumors about food.
ReplyDeleteFound your blog and loved it, great story!
ReplyDeletePetra Christensen
Parelli 2Star Junior Instructor
Parelli Central
They are so funny! To think you have free entertainment every day!!!
ReplyDeleteNancy in Iowa
I just love your photos and look forward to them!
ReplyDeleteI love Alan. He's a smart boy for not wanting to walk behind and look at everyone's hind ends.
ReplyDeleteDI
You have the coolest "family"!
ReplyDeletetoo funny.....when my sister and I and another friend used to trail ride, there was always the horse that "had" to be in front and then the others fell in place. My horse always enjoyed bringing up the rear. He has vision issues (I believe) and so was so much calmer as he could see the others in front of him.
ReplyDeleteYour herd all look content in their spots! Herd dynamics are so cool....
I guess you noticed how they stayed on their marked trail, except for Alan when he passed!!
ReplyDeleteI have nice grass in my fenced back yard and it is amazing how the dogs can keep their feet in their established trail! I've had some rough days at work lately. Thanks to you, your boys & girls for bringing a smile each day. You are blessed to work at home.
Ermmm...
ReplyDeleteIs Alan "charging" there? ...or "levitating" his way to the head of the line?