If you can't get hold of me here, my handle is Mirrhi9829 on most gaming platforms, I'm usually on Steam daily

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So now Owlient has changed something that was sold years ago in the Olympus cards WAY back when the cards were hard copies posted to your house. I had the free pass and HoP each month set which NEVER previously had a requirement of logging in to get it and at some point in the last 6 months they have quietly changed it to make it a requirement. I used this during tough times to get my VIP back up and running whether I was able to log in or not I knew I had 1 free pass and a HoP coming in so I had a chance at the promos. Thanks Howrse, now i have no reason to log in at all if this is the sort of behaviour you are going to promote. SO many good long term players have left because of this scammer attitude of Owlient/Howrse. I am so disappointed that this is how I am treated in a game I have been playing for over a decade.

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Me?

I'm Bianca. I've been playing Howrse since 2007! I am an adult, I live in Australia, and between me and my husband we have 2 horses, 4 cats, 2 dogs and a dingo. Allira is our older mare, she is 12 this year (on October 15th) and she is a wild bay (with LOADS of white hairs through her coat) Brumby standing at about 14.3hh. Allira was born out in the West Australian desert to a wild mare, but the mare died 4 days after birth. Allira was found by a prospector, brought into town, and I got her when she was 5 weeks old. Our younger mare is Yula, she turned 9 on December 20th, she was orphaned at 2 weeks old and was in really bad shape when I first got her, but to look at her now you would never guess she was an orphan at all. Yula is the same white speckled wild bay as Allira. Eckey was our big dopey OTTB, he passed away 05/12/18, we miss him. Our dogs are: male Mastiff hybrid named Ragnar Lodbrok, and he is BIG (65kg/141lbs). He was born on November 6th 2018. Our female dogs are Adora Belle Dearheart and we rescued her with her littermate sister Faith when they were just 3 weeks old and Princess Pickle was our little rescue chihuahua born on our first wedding anniversary, she unfortunately passed away in August 2022. Faith lives next door as she is my mum's dog, but she lived with us until she was a little over 6 months old and she used to come over all the time for play-dates with Adora and Pax. Pax is our dingo, she's a pure Alpine Dingo (she is more pure than the dingoes at Perth Zoo!). Pax is 12 years old and she is the sweetest girl, but she has no recall so when she escapes she runs away for a few hours sometimes! She is getting better with age, she hasn't run away in years now. Some of the FAQ on owning a dingo: 1) yes, it's pretty much like owning a dog in most respects, however her instincts are closer to the surface so strangers need to be very gentle, slow and quiet when they meet her or she may snap. 2) no we will not be breeding her. Dingo hybrids are generally unpredictable and can be dangerous if the owner is not experienced in owning dingoes, and female dingoes become overprotective, possessive and territorial after they have had puppies, so we had her sterilised. They are also in heat for 6-8 weeks!! In this time they are incredibly annoying as they pine for a dingo mate, LOUDLY. 3) no, she doesn't bark. Dingoes CAN bark - their vocal chords are a little different from a dog though. They howl and yip, and sometimes it sounds like she is barking when she yips because she can yip pretty deep - the reason dingoes yip and howl is because a bark echoes in a way that you can find where it's coming from but a howl is a lot harder to track down as it echoes differently - this makes it safer for them to yip and howl in the wild as other animals will find it harder to track them down and find their dens. Due to growing up with a dingo 'mama' Adora doesn't bark much either, she grumbles and growls and huffs a bit but mostly she 'talks'. 4) no, she isn't dangerous. She is GREAT with kids, she absolutely loves them (especially our nieces, she adores them). Obviously we wouldn't leave her unattended with any child, but the same goes for Adora and Ragnar and should for ALL canine type mammals. 5) no, she is not a breed of dog, dingoes are canines but they are a SPECIES not a breed (like zebras and horses). I am happy to answer any questions about Pax or dingoes in general, just PM me %3B%29.png. Our kitties: Bailey is 9 and a little dilute tortoiseshell, she was the runt of the litter and she's still half the size of her brother from the same litter. DimiTree was my sister's cat, we fostered her and she ended up staying, she's 7. Dimi has a tuxedo coat pattern and she is SUPER smoochy, but due to abuse before she came here she is very skittish with new people and doesn't like being held much. Rumble is our "baby", he is also 4 (he's 4 months younger than Dimi) and he was a little feral I rescued when I went to buy coke and got a tabby kitten instead! He was only 4-5 weeks old when we got him but he was incredibly cuddly and loving (and purred SO loud which is where he got his name). His favourite place to sleep is on his bed next to my computer. Mr Binx is an 8 year old rescue cat we adopted from a shelter. He is white with black patches and a little pink nose. All 4 of the cats are inside cats, I believe cats should be kept indoors or into an escape proof enclosure for outside time - this is to protect the wildlife and to protect them from being hurt or catching sickness from strays. I used to work at a horse riding school teaching people to ride, I worked there for 4.5 years and quit so I could move home and help look after my dad while he was dying. I then worked in a women's refuge until 2018, the job was amazing and offered so many opportunities, but it was very emotionally draining and the stress triggered pretty severe relapses with my MS. I ran a girls group in town through work as well, called Kungka Night for girls 9-16 years old which has unfortunately stopped now but it was super fun to run (Kungka is local language for young girl). On Howrse, I have been a member of several ranked teams of varying breeds, but had to pull out due to time restraints. I collect GA and RC horses, and Unicorns, and anything that catches my eye really.

  

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Well my last list of goals disappeared along with my presentation, and I had already achieved 90% of them, so I decided to make a new one