Arabian horse gets too hot to handle, which is a danger to others and ourselves. I take him home 🏡😟

Farouk is getting to excited on this, his third time out. This is a big group of hunt horses, video taken 25th August 2019

[@autumnisnothere]

Mom you made me come out here and that big yellow monster is over there! Please can I run and get us away from it? Now there's this great field and I have to walk. Phooey!! Aw Farouk, you'll learn, you're still a youngster. 💜

[@mrunknown6550]

@@xoselhket actually he is bred from Qatari blood not Egyptian...Marwan and Ghazal alshaqab [his dad and grandad] are from Qatar. no Egyptian blood.

[@mrunknown6550]

@@xoselhket what i meant Qatari blood was that he came from the gulf region of Arabian Peninsula, where Qatar is. but you are correct, it looks like he does have an Egyptian blood in him, my bad.

[@pam9824]

First the number of horses, then the cows, then the combine harvester which was so loud. You definitely did the right thing by going back. Looking forward to your next episode. Xx

[@Tara101]

💜

[@amandabrown364]

100% the right decision there Tara. Farouk reminded me of my ISH mare so much today. It is not easy & neither of you would of enjoyed that. Courageous & brave to make that call. Well done. ❤

[@yvonnerahmes9618]

This is one of your talents, to gauge your horse and understand. Then making the best decisions for that horse and yourself which you did in this case. I am anxious to see how things turn out, I'm sure a lesson learned for Farouk. I was shocked to hear, then see that combine (!) right where you all were riding out. I can imagine what the racehorses we rode would be doing...

[@Tara101]

good comment 👍

[@brendawhite6540]

Poor Farouk looks like an Easter bunny😁but, them darn flies are aggravating!! Hi Ike 😊Hi Mr Rens😊Hi Apollo😊The cows say hi too😊Now Farouk, Mama is in control!!😊oh, that's a noisy machine! He's ready to run, isn't he.i don't blame you for taking him home... I don't think that machine noise helped either. See ya Tomorrow 😁

[@pipr5070]

Well done on realising his limits. Half halts or tight circle spins remind them to stop being silly and to listen.

[@geniemichel4245]

You made the right decision to turn back. Too much was happening for a young horse to process on his third time out in a group hunt fun ride. I’m praying nothing disastrous happens on tomorrow’s video! Kudos to you, Tara, for keeping you both safe and focusing Farouk’s attention on behavior boundaries! 👏👏👏💕💕💕🍷🥰

[@Tara101]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@jeanieesajian2325]

Poor guy. He was a wreck. The bonnet almost made him seem even sadder.

[@valeriecoppola3215]

Gorgeous Farouk with a very large spring in his step,I think turning back was a very wise decision Tara.You could see how wound up he was getting and raring to go . TTFN x

[@Tara101]

👍

[@maeneisler2313]

Farouk was aggitated today. Was afraid he would throw you. Glad u turned back . Hope he calms down next time.

[@LivingMyDream4412]

I was a bit nervous watching this... wondering how it would go when all the action started. I'm glad you decided to turn back. Sometimes it just isn't worth it. Farouk looked dapper though with his cute matching bow 😊

[@pj8143]

Poor Farouk seeing that great big yellow monster must look very frightening to Farouk, he seem to want to leave very quickly 🐎before the monster got to him. 😬 Sorry the ride didn’t turn out for you Tara you did the right thing by not continuing the ride with Farouk being so hyped up with a lot of things going on, like the cows 🐄 bellowing loudly & the big combine harvester going along very loudly. Looking forward to the next episode of your video. Thanks for sharing Tara Give Apollo🥕🥕 & Farouk 🥕🥕including Ike 🐶 🦴🥩 a big hug from all their fans😘😘😍😍🥰🥰 💙❤️💚💖🧡💜🌹

[@Tara101]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@jaykb6587]

All he wanted was for you to take off that headgear that kept his ears imprisoned. He never works well for you when he has that on....

[@murielsmith7540]

Mom, I'm not having fun. I'd rather be home in the paddock with Apollo.

[@raraavis7782]

Better safe than sorry 🙂 Although those golden fields looked just picture perfect in the late summer sunlight. So beautiful. But it seems, Farouk wasn’t much impressed with the pretty scenery 😉

[@bernadettehooper4318]

Farouk looked very dapper with his blue "fly" wear. First its the cows, then the massive and loud combine. What's a chap to do?

[@Tara101]

😃

[@sharikana7]

Yes. You did the right thing...no use him or you being wound up. You were both feeding off each others nerves it seemed. Best to be done with it. I probably would have stopped as soon as I heard that combine!!

[@msu.p.2872]

That was just too much excitement for the teenage boy!! I wonder how Apollo would have handled it??

[@pchaynes]

I just want to GO GO GO, Mum!!!!

[@oldspiritart647]

I’m sure it wasn’t pleasant, but he had me giggling over my coffee! Neck swinging, head flinging, doing his own thing, everyone had fun except poor Tara, I’m sorry. But it was so funny, thanks, I needed a laugh!

[@miarobv]

Farouk has come a long way since that day 4 years ago. Hind sight is 20/20 but it looks like you made an excellent choice in turning around that day. Farouk was not in the right mindset to listen to your voice commands. That constant jig jogging must have been annoying too but you kept your cool. Ps. It was sweet to see Ikie. He is missed 💕

[@Tara101]

❤️

[@catieb7415]

Good decision 👍 that was a nail biter. You could see Farouk’s adrenaline increasing. All too much for the young lad. Such a terrible racket with those turbines. I would have done the same. 😊👍

[@juliederry3719]

Wow Tara Farouk certainly was fired up on this one, you did the right thing turning back, it not only makes for an unpleasant outing but it's tiring for the rider too, l love the comment about the dimple Farouk has Tara, of the prophets thumbprint is a sign of royalty, he certainly has a royal look about him, looking forward to seeing the next video, tfs x Julie

[@Tara101]

😊⭐️👍

[@isme7590]

Hi Tara, Just proves "again" what a calm sensible horse rider you are by deciding "enough is enough" and turning around ...I'm sure if anyone else had been "on board "we would never have seen them or Farouk again...It amazes me how you held him back when he was so much on his toes... I know he was a little "beggar"... but I still love him !....and all at the "Tara" camp...x 💚💙💛

[@Tara101]

👍😃⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@palopinto4065]

I don't think he likes lagging behind. His competitive spirit is showing.

[@mrunknown6550]

that's unfortunate for not completing the ride. i guess too much stimulation for the little bugger.

[@helencollins4462]

Oh, sorry you had to turn back. But it was not turning into a fun ride for you. I guess Farouk was having an antsy day with the anxious cows then heavy equipment. Looking forward to Part 2. Xoxoxo

[@lesleyprice3740]

You know your horse Tara and no point having a battle.

[@shelleyyates6855]

Hi Tara, aw Farouk whatevers the matter, he doesn't want to play today does he Tara, must've got up on the wrong side of his stable, bless him, of course he can't tell you what's wrong if he's hurting some where or the hay field is pricking his hoofs and lower legs, I do hope he's okay Tara and of course you too, something is definitely out of kilter with him, anyhow you have a nice day and I hope everything is alright, see you in the next part and thank you for sharing, big hugs to you all, it was lovely to see little Ike there watching you get Farouk ready for the truck, he's a very sweet little boy xxxxx

[@Tara101]

😃

[@larinvermont3271]

Farouk went right up on his toes when the cattle started lowing, and the combine was the final straw [no pun intended]. Add that there did not appear to be any horses in the ride he was familiar with, and the fuse was lit on the rocket! You are an excellant horsewoman, but there are times I question your sanity for finding Farouk such an enjoyable open field ride . . . . .

[@Tara101]

👍😊

[@debbiegoodyear5963]

We all have bad days... and a less experienced rider may have carried on and a disaster may have happened... that's the liveliest I've ever seen him... xx I noticed that Rens is looking a lot more comfortable and confident with Apollo now... that's so lovely that he seems to be enjoying all of the equestrian side of things... x

[@Tara101]

👍😃

[@stephm281]

You handle Farouk so well. As always Thankyou. 👍🏻😊

[@IslandExoticsHomestead]

You're so lucky to be able to ride through farmers fields. Here in North America you can't just enter a farmers property and ride. It would be trespassing! Farouk was a little hot under the collar on this ride good move to end the ride and try another day.

[@Tara101]

the farmer allowed the ride. We can normally only ride on bridleways across farmers land.

[@Cissy2cute]

You are so right, everything is trespassing here. Couldn't even walk my beagle through a wooded trail without getting into trouble. Another problem is the building of housing units near a stable and then they complain about the smell. What did they expect?

[@tanon2703]

Too bad about Farouk being too hot today. Was he the one snorting at the beginning of the video? I expect all those noisy smelly cattle didn't help things. A combine as well. It seems it was all a bit much for a young horse.

[@murielsmith7540]

Farouk is having a bad day. But it seems to me that every time you put the blue ears on,he acts up. I know it protects him against the flies, but what do you think?

[@juliehock6059]

Muriel Smith I’ve had that thought also.

[@bychancemorgans]

I'm impressed with how you handled him. You seemed calm which calmed him somewhat. After those noisy cows, I couldn't figure out what that loud sound was and then I saw all that equipment. I don't think the people planning the ride thought things through very well. They shouldn't have had the equipment out there during the ride. Someone could have been hurt, as well as horses. With different levels of horses and riders, there was no way they could guarantee it would be a safe ride for all participants. There was too much stimulation for poor Farouk. I didn't realize it was only his third outing. Was making me nervous! I was thrown in Jan 2008 and am disabled. I walk with a cane and take several morphines, methadones, tramadols, and naproxens every day. So glad you turned back and you both were safe! No sense fighting him the entire ride. Makes for a long and tiring day.

[@Tara101]

Tfs, am sorry to hear you had such a bad fall all the very best to you. Thank you for your comment 💜❤️💚🧡💙

[@melaniehalpin1422]

I admire your wise instincts. 👍🏻👍🏻 Better to keep you both safe and there will be other rides. 💕👍🏻🐴👏💖💖

[@marycolmery1508]

Omgosh Tara , first the cows then the combine . I just knew Godzilla. was coming out of the woods next. Love how you constantly talk to him .

[@melware4166]

Please dont make us wait for tommorrow for the next episode of this !!!!! xxxxxx

[@claretollerton9715]

Hi yeah first noisy excited cows and then the combine harvester and the others clearly in a hurry to get away from the harvester got him wound up poor farouk too much stimulation , i think he had is teenager head on that day so the noise didn't help him, I was wincing when you were walking on the stubble it is sharp it must have been pricking his sole and the other horses although they probably have been on stubble fields many times to not bother them. It would have been better if they got that field finished the day before. He still did well as he didn't panic and rear to the noise of the combine and you got quite close to the big yellow scary box on wheels.💜

[@Tara101]

👍😃

[@lyncheeseman]

When Rens was walking with Apollo, it showed how big Apollo is. Some of the horses seemed to be on their toes at the start , plus the cows weren’t helping. You were very wise to turn back.

[@Tara101]

😊

[@camillakattell8623]

Farouk is like a race horse now. He's lean and conditioned to run for long distances. That will make a race horse hot. It isn't like when you rode him for pleasure. He wants to go now and may be sort of addicted to that mode.

[@coralcannon4308]

Sweet lady, I was getting nervous for you. That's what freaks me out when my horse does that. I dont want to ride a potentially freaked out horse on a ride. Good decision, Tara, to turn around.

[@Tara101]

👍😊

[@murielsmith7540]

But he was also mad when he heard Apollo go out to the paddock.

[@lilywelch-new4369]

It almost seems too that his ear thingy is annoying him as he's shaken his ears/head several times like he's trying to shake it off.

[@Tara101]

he is trying to pull the reins out of my hand and showing he is up set, he is fine with the ear bonnet he went out in it a lot

[@lilywelch-new4369]

@Tara101 Thank you! I wasn't sure and didn't realize he hadn't been out riding events very much at this point. You are great with your horses and you take such good care of them. Love your videos!!

[@muckingfentalkaren5592]

U could see Farouk getting more and more agitated good choice to turn back cos I think you would of not enjoyed it and I could almost feel the tension through the screen rite from the start he was good at standing it as soon as you all started to move he was winding up but as someone said he is still a baby I think sometimes we all forget that cos he’s so mature and good for his age and most Arabs are highly strung and then most horses are they flight animals and I think sometimes we forget how powerful they can be xxx

[@Tara101]

👍😃

[@redheadlady41]

He was full of beans today LOL. Did anybody ask why you turned around? He was a bundle of energy.

[@Tara101]

no one asked

[@margritneuenhagen6950]

You are a very wise Rider to take Farouk home. Only you know the situation that you and Farouk find yourself in. He was rather restless, and I think the cows were the worst for him. Looking forward to your next adventure with Farouk !

[@Tara101]

😊

[@ksanurse]

Yes it’s a far better thing than him learning something aweful like not listening!! But on a brighter side didn’t he handle the harvesting equipment well? That was a huge machine.

[@doreenfawcett9717]

Wow all dressed up today looking very handsome . The King going in the paddock . . Ooooo good boy Farouk seems very restless today. He likes to be in front the tractors very noisy .

[@AnimaltestedLoveapproved]

Awww I felt for Farouk . He seemed quite on edge so to speak ; little things were bothering or scaring him. Who knows .Yes you made the right decision to turn home;no fun for either of you . 💖💖

[@Tara101]

👍😊

[@anjed989]

Poor Farouk, there is a lot going on at the same time. The combines that were in the fields, the cows that were also a bit vocal at the beginning and I happened to notice the ground. The texture of the wheat/buckwheat that has been cut, can be annoying especially that the cut part is dry. He probably did not like the texture. You made the right decision by turning around. I am looking forward to seeing your next video 😊 I am on the edge of my seat! 😊

[@Tara101]

👍😃❤️💙

[@leeangus1839]

Mr bad boy Tara I am very surprised you stuck it for that long and you stay on too awesome job Tara and I am very sorry the ride didn't go well for you at all

[@Tara101]

No matter a learning curve

[@Cissy2cute]

You were wise to know when things just weren't right. Didn't see him calming down anytime soon as he seemed so full of boundless energy. Really wonder what set him off. Perhaps he was thinking of Apollo having all that nice grass to himself. 🙂

[@Tara101]

😊

[@janettehutton8634]

You stay so calm. I’m not sure I would. X

[@cindymitchell6525]

I like the safe rather than sorry strategy. Glad u turned back.

[@Maggie-pq1ep]

Mom knows best♥

[@trishpurden7131]

All that machinery he is not keen on that monster....

[@1942rita]

Good for you opting out of an UN pleasurable ride. You have found a balance between training and pleasure. As a kid I was never given the opt out option on group rides. The hunt master “control your horse.’’ ‘Move to the rear.’’ ‘Turn him out.’’ Sigh, I wish I had spoken about this but never mentioned it at home. I decided to change out of group riding and do eventing; never learned to ride comfortably in a big group. Note I said I didn’t learn, not my horses, if my bro rode my horse, he came home happy to have done so; it was my anxiety of something I was communicating to my horse,

[@Tara101]

tfs, I have found you are correct in saying, your own anxiety is picked up by your horse especially if you have a good bond with him or her⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@peterandmacintyre9037]

Im so sorry :( Tara. Hr just wasnt having it this time. No sense in fighting him the whole ride.

[@Tara101]

👍

[@janicebooy1007]

What kind Of a horse trailer is that I would like to get something like that. But I have never seen that before.

[@pennytriggs29]

I agree that it was the best option to remove him from the stress and stimulation. There will be other rides where you can both enjoy the experience. Maybe the ear covers change/muffle the noises and add some anxiety? I am sure you are considering the various causes but he is just 5 and hasn't been under saddle for that long. I think he does remarkably well in the variety of settings he has been exposed to. Thanks for the video. Another situation for us to learn from.

[@Tara101]

👍😊

[@jayneterry8701]

Farouk seemed to be blowing out a lot, is that to calm himself? Has he been near a combine since? It was a lovely sunny day but you made a good choice Tara. Thanks 4 linking this video as I always enjoy seeing Farouk lol 😊

[@edgarbowser5325]

Looks like he wanted to run I would have let him and enjoyed the ride . After a good run your could have enjoyed riding with the group don't forget Tara you have a verry high speareted Arabian horse their.

[@Tara101]

👍😊

[@susanbrown2909]

Nice clear pictures Tara..love Farouk orange halter. How unfortunate the combine started up..the dust from them things is awful. I know they got to do it but..still nuisance at time. Farouk full of spirit he wanted canter off I think...he was fighting the whole way that time.

[@arribaficationwineho32]

It seems he wants to be out front. I am curious if he would hv been more settled if he led?

[@Tara101]

can't be in the lead on this ride as the Master goes first..it's an etiquette thing

[@LILM79847]

🤔say there tara what happened is Farouk not being able to be mindful it looks like he wasn't having a good time I see that ya'll had to get on Farouk alot there yes it must be bad when have to stop a fun ride there hopefully everything is alright there, and all very good video clip of rens, and apollo there awwww ike was awesome is that the sound of the cow's in the background sounds there..🤔🐴🤔

[@Tara101]

yes the cows were load

[@bobbieseelhoff1131]

"oh mom I'm gonna look like a sissy with this blue bonnet- but you know what's best for me" sorry to see he had a bad day! People have them horses can too! Thanks for the video Tara.🐴🤗 Bobbie USA

[@geminidream4347]

Tara, question please. Farouk was just so agitated today pretty much right out of the box which is so not like him. Even though he is gelded, if a mare was in heat, would he still react to the pheromones? I couldn't help but notice another horse was all wound up too which is why I am asking this. The noise and yellow combine didn't help much either. The only other thing I can think about that would get him like this was his memory of all those stone paths on his feet. He just didn't want to go through that again. You made the right choice in turning him around with him being this antsy, always safety first. Remember to ground him on the next ride you go on and take Apollo, that seemed to work quite well the last time. I am concerned for you both and hope it's something simple we can fix. Like a problem with the tack slipping maybe that didn't feel right for him or the mares in heat?

[@muckingfentalkaren5592]

Gemini Dream that’s what I was thinking too Gemini I know in dogs they still have the urges to mate even though they can’t do anything dogs can even lock which I did not realise so I presume all animals do the same and they was a lot of horses I had not seen before x

[@geminidream4347]

@@muckingfentalkaren5592 Exactly why I thought this about Farouk because he's never been this antsy before since I've been watching him. Cats do the same thing as well by the way. Having had experience with this in both, I just couldn't help but think this about horses as well. Let's hope someone that has the answer lets us know.

[@Tara101]

The next two hunt rides he goes he acts much better they are coming up next.

[@geminidream4347]

@@Tara101 That's great to hear. Did you ever find out if it was do to a mare being in heat? I'm just curious about this as is another poster who thinks the same thing. We know about dogs & cats having this effect them even though they had been neutered and were just wondering if it is the same for horses? This would explain a lot for you to know too if he ever gets this agitated again. If you don't you could ask your vet. It was just so out of character for him since I've been watching him I want to find the reason. lol You were great at handling him Tara while he was in this state. Thank you again for picking him, he needs someone like you. *hugs*

[@Tara101]

@@geminidream4347 this sort of behaviour does happen on the third outing with hot horses, I have had this before with a TB and seen it in other rider/horse combination. I am sure Farouk will come though these big group rides okey, it will just take more outings 😊

[@sallymorgan4814]

Good on you! I had a pony who was just terrible in groups and it never ended well with both of us stiff & arguing.

[@Isobel201]

Bad timing really for the ride to set off at the same time as the combine harvester.

[@Tara101]

yes true😳

[@melbowell5601]

All a bit too much for Farouk, he really wasn’t playing ball today. The ride started slowly, as you said though Tara, he was just winding himself up and you know your horse best, some settle after a bit and the first canter and others just get worse and worse, no fun in my view for horse or rider. There’s always another day and ride to go on and the fact that he was asked to leave the other horses is a good lesson for him. Hope you got back ok, I’m sure we’ll see tomorrow 😊

[@Tara101]

👍😊

[@donnashort9634]

Just to darn cute in the blue ears

[@gailmcclellan6018]

Farouk was born to run❤

[@KD-wm5po]

This must have been such a good learning experience for him. It’s better that these things happen and he has been under control. I don’t know what he makes of the other horses not being fazed at all!

[@Tara101]

😊

[@pandapops6957]

I can’t be good every time mum, I’m still a baby xx

[@Tara101]

😂

[@jillycannan6243]

Good decision by you well done. If it's not fun for you its not fun for your horse. Keep trying😊

[@Tara101]

👍

[@jeniferrinehart1107]

Oh that naughty boy. So hard when they have decided not to listen. Hope you get back safely!

[@shelleyandcritters841]

I don't blame him on being revved up. That combine was LOUD! Just the sort of thing to throw off your Zen at the start of a ride.

[@margaretmcauley1621]

Very wise of you Tara you know him best

[@mogill7279]

I agree you made the right decision to turn back. There were certainly many distractions for a young horse to navigate. How frequently do you ride him using the ear bonnet? It does cause noises to sound a bit different and that too may have contributed to his being distracted.

[@Tara101]

I only use it when I think there are going to be a lot of flys

[@ForceFreeTrainergirl06]

it was not a very good idea to arrange a fun ride along fields where a combine was going to be working. I think Farouk was simply spooked. The cows were really loud and you could see he was not happy, then some loud noises then the combine. Many of the horses were spooked. I think Farouk just wanted to be moving and away from there.

[@melware4166]

Crikey, That was hard work ! I was worn out just watching you !!!! Please forgive my ignorance, but if you let him have a run, obviously separate to the others, would that not take the edge off him or would that make him more joggy ?

[@Tara101]

that would have been bad manners when in a group plus the Master of the hunt was leading and you never over take the Master.

[@melware4166]

@@Tara101 ha, i never even considered the riding etiquete of it !!!

[@melware4166]

@@louisecassidy5991 thank you, very interesting

[@Tara101]

@@melware4166 You do have too, or you would not be allowed to go again

[@Mountlougallops]

We all have our off days and it’s best to choose not to argue. This way no one loses. Win-Win. Thanks Tara! TTFN 👋

[@Tara101]

😊👍

[@humanity941]

Hi from australia you were very sensible i would have added a few small circles and see how that went but just my opinion your videos are fantastic

[@fionanewport716]

What a shame. I’ve seen people get them used to noise with hairdryers and vacuum cleaners!

[@Tara101]

I have used a hair dryer on Farouk but he wasn't keen. I should now repeat the exercise bit by bit as winter is coming and sometimes I have to wash his mane and tail

[@Vivaldilover]

Wow, I could see his energy in this video. Very smart Tara to turn around. Very astute! You know your horses very well, you know their body actions, movements. Very smart rider you are Tara. There's no telling how Farouk's behavior would have been even more heightened if you had continued.

[@Tara101]

👍

[@infernafirestein]

Good decision Tara. It wouldn’t have been fun for Farouk or for you. ❤️🇨🇦

[@FoodwaysDistribution]

He looks irritated with that thing covering his ears.

[@Tara101]

it's not the bonnet

[@margaretjane6731]

why does he need the muffs? shake shake shake, or is it bit or hands?

[@dianereiser6417]

Good decision Tara, he appeared pretty uptight this go round, maybe next time.

[@Tara101]

👍😊

[@ozbird03]

Very sensible, he was seriously just wanting to run, your arms must have been in tatters, holding onto him!!!!

[@palmerroskamp1513]

For a young Arabian like him he showed really good restraint just to stay behind some of The other horses. He could run circles them and still be ready to go. Maybe you should have some one get him warmed up a bit Just to burn some energy so he can be calm. He is very beautiful and he knows it. That is why he is dancing around. You are driving a sports car on a road full of old pickup trucks Enjoy him. I, ll enjoy watching more of your videos. Thanks Palmer Roskamp

[@sandrapatenaude186]

What is the purpose of the ear coverings? Very cute. Just curious

[@Tara101]

to keep the flys out of his ears

[@randidaeger157]

There is no closed captioning so I didn’t hear why you covered his ears. Please explain?

[@Tara101]

it stops the flies going down his ears

[@bettypinkerton3811]

Pace much to slow for Farouk 😐 All of the big farm equipment definitely not to his liking 😒Understand why he needed to go home🤔

[@elaineh7811]

Still loved the video even when you turned around 🏇💞

[@T-J-C]

Those were NOT his "happy ears" . Those were his "but but but I want to go FAAAAST" ears 😋

[@Tara101]

😂🤣

[@angelastoner3658]

Very wise Tara,we all have those days in Both the human world and animal world.There’s always another day 👍🏻

[@Tara101]

👍😊

[@Robin-sb7vu]

The Combines didn't help much did they? You were so right to take him back. I've had that feeling riding out and would actually get off and walk as there is no sense in getting hurt. He's so young yet. :)

[@doreenfawcett9717]

I think you did right Tara

[@TheEvilMinion]

Bunny ears!!