Anonymous-0
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I got a call last night and I guess a power line had broke and fell on the horse. I have to go and dig a grave for it this am.
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Anonymous-0
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Just got back frome digging the grave for the horse. What happened was the hot wire had broke off the insulator and the wire was hanging a couple of feet off the ground and the horse walked into it. I have never heard of that before.
Gdad was a vet, and had to go look at a dead horse in a stall many years ago. As I recall, the animal was about three or four years old, and had been in perfect health the day before he was found. Nobody had a clue as to what caused the death, but granddaddy looked at the horse's teeth and noticed they were blackened. Looking around, he found a lighting wire the owner had nailed to the back of the stall boards, and the had a bunch of tooth marks where the nag had been chewing on the board and the wire. Guess he took one bite too much.....
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Reminds me of a pup I had.
Had him along with me in an vacant house I was working on and was very careful to keep all my power tools and cords unplugged as I had seen him chewing on one once. By golly that dog chewed the cords off my skill saw and a trouble lamp.
Grrr!
So I made a point of leaving everything plugged IN. Next day I hear an awful yelping and then some barking in the other room so I went to investigate. He was standing his ground but not getting too close - barking at an extension cord. After that till he was old and died I never lost another power cord.
Had him along with me in an vacant house I was working on and was very careful to keep all my power tools and cords unplugged as I had seen him chewing on one once. By golly that dog chewed the cords off my skill saw and a trouble lamp.
Grrr!
So I made a point of leaving everything plugged IN. Next day I hear an awful yelping and then some barking in the other room so I went to investigate. He was standing his ground but not getting too close - barking at an extension cord. After that till he was old and died I never lost another power cord.
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