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    nocheamante said:
    Nothing wrong with horse riding on the beach.

    Grok, is this true?

    Yes, riding a horse on the beach can be very good for them — when done properly and with the right precautions. It offers several physical and mental benefits, but there are also real risks if you're not careful.

    Benefits for the Horse

    Low-impact cardiovascular workout — Wet/firm sand near the waterline provides a soft yet supportive surface that reduces concussion on joints compared to hard ground, while still building fitness, muscle tone, and bone density.

    Muscle strengthening — Walking/trotting in sand or shallow water increases resistance, which helps build strength in the hindquarters, core, and legs without as much joint stress.

    Mental stimulation — New sights, sounds (waves), smells, and textures are great enrichment. Many horses genuinely enjoy it and become more relaxed and confident.

    Natural therapy — Saltwater can help soothe minor skin issues or tired legs (similar to cold therapy), and the change of scenery reduces boredom/stress.

    Important Risks & Downsides

    Deep/loose sand is exhausting and can strain tendons/ligaments if the horse isn't fit. Stick to firmer wet sand near the surf.

    Hoof wear — Sand acts like sandpaper and can wear down hooves quickly, especially on barefoot horses. Check and clean hooves after every ride.

    Saltwater — Good in moderation, but rinse the horse thoroughly afterward with fresh water to prevent skin irritation or drying. Salt can also damage leather tack.

    Overdoing it — Unfit horses can tire fast, overheat, or injure themselves. Start slow and build up.

    Other hazards — Waves knocking them off balance, hidden rocks/logs, strong currents if swimming, hot dry sand burning hooves, etc.

    Best Practices

    Ride on firm wet sand rather than deep dry sand.

    Make sure your horse is fit enough beforehand.

    Rinse legs/hooves/body with fresh water after.

    Bring fresh drinking water (horses get thirsty after beach work).

    Start with short sessions and watch for signs of fatigue or soreness.

    Overall, a well-planned beach ride is often a highlight for both horse and rider — many horses love it. Just treat it like any intense workout: condition gradually and listen to your horse. If your horse has existing leg/joint issues, check with a vet first.

    :O

    XD

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    Been thinking if a ""IH Fan Pool" pool might be something in the future, but its kinda hard to justify with the current small amount of posts that exist here currently.

    It is an idea worthy to at least table and see what comes.

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    i appreciate you added some anal work in this, and overall its a banging piece anyway, Thumbs Up!

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    commander said:
    I wonder what has Snorlax so shaken up. Perhaps, unexpectedly, the tree bearing its favorite fruit was struck by lightning?

    POV you came back a sixth time with a masterball

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    There are truly many beautiful characters to be seen in the animation, but for me, Krystal is the most beautiful.

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    No worries, I'm really glad that you enjoyed this one. Seikrets can always use some appreciation.
    Besides, the helmet look like that can be a neat vibe of it's own, too. <3

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    I love how it's pretty much inverted to the original with the species, all the furries are human, and the human is a furry.

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    skyboundfur84 said:
    She is
    incredibly beautiful.

    Insanely. Wow!!! Just... WOW!!!
    Too bad it isn't a full shot, a nice paid of digitigrade steppers would have bee the icing.

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    dra-suzumebachi said:
    what move even is that? it looks like a electric type move ... can appletun even learn any electric moves

    Appletun is a Grass/Dragon-type Pokémon; the is likely a Dragon-type attack.

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    what move even is that? it looks like a electric type move ... can appletun even learn any electric moves

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    When your starter has the exact bottom of a woman. Tail whip would cause confusion/infatuation.

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    commander said:
    So f****ng hot

    Thank you ☺️!

    ~30 more pictures from this series are available on my Civitai profile. There is no paywall but login is required.

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    I wonder what has Snorlax so shaken up. Perhaps, unexpectedly, the tree bearing its favorite fruit was struck by lightning?

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    djar-17 said:
    I have nothing against the picture, but I have a lot of questions for the specific character who approved this art with such tags.
    In the tags: 5 fingers — in the picture there are 4.
    In the tags: 4 toes — in the picture there are 3.
    The red one doesn't have an ear.
    This is far from the first time I've had issues with this moderator's work.

    I didn’t completely fix the tags suggested by the autotagger, so that part’s my bad! But you can also edit my post to correct them.
    And regarding the ear, it’s intentionally folded back and going behind the head because of the emotion, so the anatomy is actually correct.

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    I have nothing against the picture, but I have a lot of questions for the specific character who approved this art with such tags.
    In the tags: 5 fingers — in the picture there are 4.
    In the tags: 4 toes — in the picture there are 3.
    The red one doesn't have an ear.
    This is far from the first time I've had issues with this moderator's work.

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    Is this the famous Irish leprechaun cat I’ve heard about—the one that guards a great treasure?

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    She looks so fluffy! I've got plushies that aren't as soft as she looks

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