No, I suppose I never did.

Mmm zebra cakes.

I have always wanted to make friends with a zebra, actually get close instead of seeing one behind a fence at a zoo.

I serously looked into what it would take to own one but the permits, the fencing and the price last I saw one it was close to 10,000 dollars. I would want one born and raised here and not abducted from the wild. Let the wild ones stay free.

Well that's why you'd buy one from a breeder in the states like the place I worked at.

Maybe when my company takes off and the farm is out of the red I might consider it. Next to my mare (I have to be biased or she would kick me) zebras have to be the best looking equines out there.

I think horses, and equines in general, have the hottest asses. Well, huskies too. But it's like... the roundest, firmest, most muscular ass you'll ever put your paws on.

*Nickers and exhales* Mmmm, you have that right...just perfectly round and just right to slap. And this zebra has a very tasty lookin' one.

-Korkan

My friend's mini is about as tall as my hips at the rump. I usually groom him when he's eating, since he's the biting type, and that's the only time he's distracted. Running the brush over that rock hard mound of muscle makes is so tempting to pinch.

Minis do tend to be a bit rougher...at least the ones I've been around. I think they get jealous or something because they're so short, heh. But the males...bah, the mare's rump is much more fuller. Their rumps are impossible not to pinch ;)

-Korkan

Well to be honest, he lives alone in a 10x10 stall in my friend's garage. I feel sorry for him, because he's more of a "pet" than a pony. He needs a herd of his own. I keep meaning to take some materials and put a wall around his small outside paddock, and a roof over it so he at least has room for a mare.

He's probably lonely and unfortunately his only social activity is," hello." *lip, lip, bite* I would certainly spend more time with the cute fellow, but his biting is annoying and only drives me away.

As I mentioned, mealtime is the only chance I truly get to get into the stall with him to pet him and groom him without worrying about him biting me. =P

Very sad, really. Btw, here's a picture of the little guy for ya!
http://www.cyberwulfe.furtopia.org/....._paddock01.JPG

I see...cute little guy, and well, horses just get that way when ignored. I have a two year old morgan I'm trying to work with, and if I'm gone for too long, then she get's snooty and tries to show her dominance my taking a chunk out of my neck :P
But yeah, get him a mare and take some pictures of her rump ;)

-Korkan

And they jiggle so much to

I always like looking at stallions and mares horse's and zebra's ass

Yes, Yes I have!