[Taya is Tranevang's MA Tayatax, bred by Lise-Lotte Schulz in Denmark.]
Two and a half weeks ago, I thought Taya was coming in heat. She was slightly puffy in the nether region and the males seemed to think she had spritzed on some girlie perfume.
I separated her away from the males. She tolerates the isolation but of course she does not like it and neither do I. Especially when, day after day, Taya is showing that she is not in heat yet (after all). So we are playing a waiting game and most days I still take her for a daily run in the field. It is small consolation but excellent exercise.
Today, the field grasses were all coated with ice. Taya loved it!
I got lucky with the camera when she flopped herself down for a moment. (It is not easy for me to get decent photos when Taya is on the run!)
Two and a half weeks ago, I thought Taya was coming in heat. She was slightly puffy in the nether region and the males seemed to think she had spritzed on some girlie perfume.
I separated her away from the males. She tolerates the isolation but of course she does not like it and neither do I. Especially when, day after day, Taya is showing that she is not in heat yet (after all). So we are playing a waiting game and most days I still take her for a daily run in the field. It is small consolation but excellent exercise.
Today, the field grasses were all coated with ice. Taya loved it!
I got lucky with the camera when she flopped herself down for a moment. (It is not easy for me to get decent photos when Taya is on the run!)
One of many not-so-good photos of Taya running.
