Posted by bison on July 20, 2014 at 10:27:50 from (69.168.144.134):
In Reply to: True Horse Story posted by David G on July 20, 2014 at 09:28:05:
I I have a river a couple hundred yards behind my house and kept my horses in a wooded pasture next to it .Years ago I had a dog that one early spring morning came all exited running up to me then run back from where he came from,..stop and whine then back to me,..back and forth in the same direction like he wanted me to follow him. Si did and he led me right to the river where i found one of the horses had slid off the bank 12' down and gotten stuck in the bottom with nowhere to go as spring run off was at its highest and the piece of the bank he was standing on was disappearing fast in the raging water.
If it wasn't for the dog come and get me that horse would've drowned.
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