Poulinages en direct

Je soupçonne une bouffée d'hygiénisme pur XIX9me genre chasse aux vilains germes pour protéger junior. S'ils matent des caméras européennes ils doivent nous prendre pour des gros barbares dégueux !

Poulinage debout, plutôt space...

et pas facile a soritr non plus

Très space, et c'est pas fini, hein !

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Je soupçonne une bouffée d'hygiénisme pur XIX9me genre chasse aux vilains germes pour protéger junior. S'ils matent des caméras européennes ils doivent nous prendre pour des gros barbares dégueux !

D'ailleurs j'ai laissé des crottins dans le box de Fashion ce soir...
Curieux quand même leur façon de faire, à 3 autour de la ponette...

Tiens, en attendant, moi aussi je veille ma morue, et du coup, je fais des rencontres !

Rigel21 a écrit:

Très space, et c'est pas fini, hein !

OMG, ils font quoi derrière? Delivrance?

Je veux bien que les minis ça pouline pas bien mais ils pourraient laisser mère et fillot faire connaissance un peu plus, là manifestement le poulain va "bien", le sécher comme ça c'est assez

Rigel21 a écrit:

Tiens, en attendant, moi aussi je veille ma morue, et du coup, je fais des rencontres !

Sympa!

Rigel21 a écrit:

Je veux bien que les minis ça pouline pas bien mais ils pourraient laisser mère et fillot faire connaissance un peu plus, là manifestement le poulain va "bien", le sécher comme ça c'est assez

Ils peuvent pas se casser du box là? Ca gène la mère ça se voit.

oui il faut cherché la jument et son poulain parmi tout ses humains

Rigel21 a écrit:

Je veux bien que les minis ça pouline pas bien mais ils pourraient laisser mère et fillot faire connaissance un peu plus, là manifestement le poulain va "bien", le sécher comme ça c'est assez

pareille, il ya des fois (voir même souvent ) ou je me dit qu'ils en font vraiment trop

Mouarf, la ponette n'a pas aimé la pelle à crottins, elle a latté.

elle s'en méfie de la jument ... lol

Ca me fait halluciner leur façon de faire. Ils tiennent la jument qui du coup stresse un max, pour encore frictionner le poulain...

Et ils refont le box. Et ben...

por revenir au poulinge qui a mal tourné cette aprème, la pouliche serait mort née

: I was actually just about to come in and give you guys an update about how close Di was looking and testing when she went into labor. Thank you so much everyone for the prayers and well wishes, unfortunately the filly did not make it . I had started wondering if something was wrong when she wasn't coming out too quickly, I got her front half out with some light pulling with contractions and ripped open the sac as soon as her shoulders were clear but then when Di stood up I saw I also had a back hoof trying to come out also. I was unable to push it back in after trying for awhile. It was the vet I was on the phone with during the foaling, who advised just trying to pull the foal as is since I could not get the hind leg back. This ended up working fairly quickly but the 10 min it took from the time I saw the back hoof to getting the foal out felt like an eternity. I tried mouth-mouth, compressions, rubbing the filly, swinging her upside down and a couple other things for over 30 minutes but nothing got her to come around. I'm not sure if something happened while she was stuck or if she was already gone prior to that and maybe that explains why she didn't have the one back leg into position as I never did see any signs of life from the filly. It ended up being a solid dark grey ( just like Mom) filly with a gorgeous little head that was all legs and really refined . Thank you so much everyone for watching and keeping an eye on my mares, I truly appreciate it more than I can explain as we all know how things can go wrong even when we are there so knowing that there is extra eyes checking in on my girls allows me to not go completely insane during foaling season. I too am glad she waited for me to come home, I got back around 3 am last night. I'll turn her camera back around in a bit, I'm sorry to everyone for turning it around during foaling. I try to leave them on as much as I can for everything and foaling but when they get really stuck or something like today where the foal looks like it may not make it I like turning them off.

Di appears to be doing ok, I had left the filly in with her for a while in hopes she was able to realize she was gone but she is still calling for her every time you walk by or through the barn.. definitely heart breaking to listen to. Di is a little off in her hind end, just walking a bit funny and is twitching a bit. I asked the vet about it and he said she likely just pinched a nerve with the way the foal came out so got some banamine and am just keeping an eye on her.

Elle est agitée ma ponette, elle gratte beaucoup, à mon avis elle préférerait être dehors. Je ne sais pas si je vais réussir à aller me coucher...

je me disais aussi qu'elle bougeait beaucoup , normalement elle reste dehors la nuit ?

millennium a écrit:

por revenir au poulinge qui a mal tourné cette aprème, la pouliche serait mort née

: I was actually just about to come in and give you guys an update about how close Di was looking and testing when she went into labor. Thank you so much everyone for the prayers and well wishes, unfortunately the filly did not make it . I had started wondering if something was wrong when she wasn't coming out too quickly, I got her front half out with some light pulling with contractions and ripped open the sac as soon as her shoulders were clear but then when Di stood up I saw I also had a back hoof trying to come out also. I was unable to push it back in after trying for awhile. It was the vet I was on the phone with during the foaling, who advised just trying to pull the foal as is since I could not get the hind leg back. This ended up working fairly quickly but the 10 min it took from the time I saw the back hoof to getting the foal out felt like an eternity. I tried mouth-mouth, compressions, rubbing the filly, swinging her upside down and a couple other things for over 30 minutes but nothing got her to come around. I'm not sure if something happened while she was stuck or if she was already gone prior to that and maybe that explains why she didn't have the one back leg into position as I never did see any signs of life from the filly. It ended up being a solid dark grey ( just like Mom) filly with a gorgeous little head that was all legs and really refined . Thank you so much everyone for watching and keeping an eye on my mares, I truly appreciate it more than I can explain as we all know how things can go wrong even when we are there so knowing that there is extra eyes checking in on my girls allows me to not go completely insane during foaling season. I too am glad she waited for me to come home, I got back around 3 am last night. I'll turn her camera back around in a bit, I'm sorry to everyone for turning it around during foaling. I try to leave them on as much as I can for everything and foaling but when they get really stuck or something like today where the foal looks like it may not make it I like turning them off.

Di appears to be doing ok, I had left the filly in with her for a while in hopes she was able to realize she was gone but she is still calling for her every time you walk by or through the barn.. definitely heart breaking to listen to. Di is a little off in her hind end, just walking a bit funny and is twitching a bit. I asked the vet about it and he said she likely just pinched a nerve with the way the foal came out so got some banamine and am just keeping an eye on her.

Ils ont eu le même problème que moi l'année dernière, avec le postérieur vers l'avant, je n'ai jamais réussi à le remettre correctement et le poulain est mort au moment où les épaules sont passées.

millennium a écrit:

je me disais aussi qu'elle bougeait beaucoup , normalement elle reste dehors la nuit ?

Non elle dort dedans depuis plusieurs jours, mais ne s'agite pas comme ça.

Y'a un bout de son licol qui s'est encore détaché, mais j'ai pas trop envie de la déranger pour lui remettre.

Elle me donne le tournis à force.

La crise du je vais à la porte, je gratte, je tourne dans le sens inverse des aiguilles d'une montre, et je vais me poster sous la caméra semble être passée, elle mange là.
Je vais aller rejoindre mon lit, on va voir à quelle heure l'alarme me réveille, mais je vais quand même regarder la caméra régulièrement, si j'arrive à dormir...