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How do you know for sure if a horse is preggo? Like, for real, legitimately got a baby horse bun in the oven, and your horse isn't just turning into a fatass or something.

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[thequitecontrary]

[For goodness sake, the language.]

Are there no farms around where you are?

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no just woods and then vampires and boats!

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[thequitecontrary]

It will depend on how long she's been pregnant. She may not be ready to give birth yet.

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well i've only had her for like two months. i don't think she's like gonna pop soon but dude i don't want a vampire eating her or the lil baby horse after either

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[thequitecontrary]

[What's a 'dude'? Oh, whatever.]

If she's only been around your stallion for two months then she's very early in her pregnancy, which gives you plenty of time to get her to a veterinarian, or whatever the equivalent is here.

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what? oh, no. they came together, like, as a pair. with lil bonus horse here as a stowaway

we'll see if we can find someone. i think there's this big ginger guy who knows a bunch and can help.

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[thequitecontrary]

It's possible that she was pregnant when you got her then. I suppose you're asking because you've noticed a change in her size?

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that and the extra hat stealing

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[thequitecontrary]

Hat stealing?

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yeah she steals my hat i think she thinks its funny

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[thequitecontrary]

Perhaps. Though I'm not sure if that would be an indicator of pregnancy.